How to return a 404 when custom query matches nothing?
How to return a 404 when custom query matches nothing?
404-error
Homepage Not Found Error [closed]
I’ll try my best to guide you trought some ideas that could solve your problem. 1 – Make sure your .htaccess is set to default If you check the WordPress CODEX, you could compare your default .htaccess to the one you have on your root folder. <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – … Read more
Twitter shortlink 404 not found [closed]
Twitter shortlink 404 not found [closed]
Moved from Blogger to WordPress, however I can only see the Google 404 page
Moved from Blogger to WordPress, however I can only see the Google 404 page
Virtual robots.txt missing
Nevermind. It just doesn’t work when wordpress is in a subfolder. (robots.txt should be on website root so just create your own if wordpress is in a subfolder)
Set a CPT slug as a base name for all the taxonomies
I think if you change the rewrite in your register_taxonomy $args ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘photographies/couleurs’,’with_front’ => false ), This will probably clash with rewriting the custom post type so you’ll more than likely get a 404 on this url: http://thewebsite/photographies/ but if you don’t need that url then this solution will help you … Read more
404 redirect to previous category
404 redirect to previous category
Single post with a Custom Post Type returns 404, when archives of the CPT work correctly
Single post with a Custom Post Type returns 404, when archives of the CPT work correctly
get 404 when accessing wp-admin/plugin-install.php
I would rename the plugins page (via FTP or your hosting file manager) to disable all plugins and then try to access. You could also rename any non-‘twenty’ theme folders to disable those, so it would default to one of the ‘twenty’ themes. Then look at other files in the site root, sorting by date … Read more
How to display content from the main blog on another from multisite network as it would be its own
Finally, I’ve found the solution by myself. There is a the_posts filter hook we have in the WordPress, which works after the system attempted to collect posts from a blog and, the most important, before defining the 404. Hooking it we can quickly update, or even modify, the array of posts, i.e. single post in … Read more