Extending page urls without getting a 404
This code fixes the problem: function gender_endpoints() { add_rewrite_endpoint(‘female’, EP_PAGES); add_rewrite_endpoint(‘male’, EP_PAGES); } add_action(‘init’, ‘gender_endpoints’);
This code fixes the problem: function gender_endpoints() { add_rewrite_endpoint(‘female’, EP_PAGES); add_rewrite_endpoint(‘male’, EP_PAGES); } add_action(‘init’, ‘gender_endpoints’);
So to confirm, on a fresh WordPress install with that setup /non-existing-url definitely returns 404, so it’s not specifically the custom permalink that’s the cause. It may be worth posting your .htaccess in case it’s been modified. However I’d suspect that one of the plugins you have is helpfully adding this feature, and I’d suggest … Read more
I realized that some php code changes the content of .htaccess file. The php folder was in a directory named ‘securityl’. I’ve been removed that directory but whenever the website was refreshing the directory and also the php files inside it was recreating. In the end I discovered that some code in wp-include/load.php is creating … Read more
I’ve had issues when moving WP sites in the past. I’m guessing you have gone to settings > permalinks and clicked save to get your interior page links working? For image links, if you go to settings > media you should see only your thumbnail sizes. If you see a textbook that has a file … Read more
So you can do something like this: Open the 404.php file and add these lines to the top of it. If you don’t have one, create it. This will ensure WordPress uses this file for all permalinks that no longer exist or never existed. <?php /** * Template Name: 404 Page */ $four_oh_four = get_permalink( … Read more
If you move a site, there are many instances in the database that have the URL hard-coded (media file pointers are one). You need to replace the old URL with the new one. You can do that with a search/replace plugin, or manually. BUt the easiest way to do that, IMHO, is to use the … Read more
your missing a slash in your perma link structure it should be /%category%/%postname%
How to redirect if 404 error in wordpress then redirect 404.php url
I found there were two problems causing this: There is some kind of server caching I apparently don’t manage. I cleared that by adding a query to the URL (like staging.site.org/?a=b) and some things started being served, but many were still giving 404s. There was a rewrite rule in .htaccess designed to prevent hotlinking things … Read more
Try to flush permalinks if you have a caching plugin, Please share more info so we can diagnose the issue. [Edit] this is your link structure: Install SEO Press or Rank math to be able to control you Woocommerce permalinks. setup your permalinks like this: