Caveat I know this question is a little out of date and our question/issue is technically regarding an Azure WordPress Resource not a hosted environment… but I thought it might be helpful to answer for future readers. Background/Issue We spun up an Azure Worpress resource and migrated our site to it using updraft. Once transferred … Read more
Can you try this? $paged = (get_query_var(‘page’)) ? get_query_var(‘page’) : 1;
I use a separate error-log-file for WordPress that i add to wp-config.php like this: Step 1: Create a log file Create an empty file called “php-errors.log”. This file will serve as your site’s PHP error log. Your server will need write access to this file, so make sure to set the appropriate permissions. Step 2: … Read more
index.php is the default template, the fallback. If we look here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Hierarchy And at the diagram: We can see here that search.php is the appropriate template. Have you considered using author.php and the author archives instead of modifying the search template? There are far better ways of implementing what you want, even the searching via … Read more
Hello You needs to read document of following site: https://wordimpress.com/solve-wordpress-custom-post-type-404-error-issues/
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If this is not occurring on your local installation: have you checked your webserver’s configuration? Since the locally it works and it seems to work for the 404’s of your subsites of your mainsite I would check this and make sure no plugins are activated during debugging this issue. If you use Apache with mod_rewrite … Read more
I’m not sure that this would be causing your problem, but one way you’re definitely Doing It Wrong is referencing menu instead of theme_location in your call to wp_nav_menu(). Let’s assumed you’ve registered your menu as “main-navigation” in functions.php, like such: register_nav_menus( array( ‘main-navigation’ => ‘Main Navigation’, ‘secondary-navigation’ => ‘Secondary Navigation’ ) ); …then your … Read more
The solution you’re using to get the stylesheets onto the page is a terrible method. WordPress provides the enqueue functions specifically to do what you’re trying to do. The codex page on wp_enqueue_style() explains exactly what you need to do. If you would like to add a dynamic version, there is a parameter for that.
Since you’re hosted by WPEngine, I recommend contacting them directly and asking for advice. It might be that your CPT isn’t reliably making it into their cache for some reason, but they can give you a better answer than any of us. You should definitely escalate the ticket you’ve already submitted for the issue. If … Read more