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In WP the term `homepage` can be a bit confusing. It is used in the normal way, for the main page of a site, but sometimes also for the page that contains the newest posts, even if this is not the main page of the site.
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get_post_meta fields don't show up on posts page
I've researched enough to understand that this is because I have the blog page set as the posts page (with a static homepage), so it's not referencing the same header.php content as the pages are but rather … the "homepage template" which is a template that indexes the posts, so my /blog page no longer has a page ID and isn't included under <div id="page"> that is being referenced for my custom fields. …
