Pagination with Custom Post Type not working on index.php: I get a 404
Ok, I found a solution that I can’t explain: I had to change Settings > Reading > Blog pages show at most = 1
Ok, I found a solution that I can’t explain: I had to change Settings > Reading > Blog pages show at most = 1
This seems to be a temporary issue specificially with your theme. This might be caused by any plugin you are using. I will suggest you to deactivate all plugins for a moment and see if the problem is solved. If yes, you can activate one plugin at a time to find which plugin is creating … Read more
Found the necessary setup in WPML: [https://wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/language-setup/directory-default-language/][1] Problem solved.
Instead of playing with .htaccess file I would recommend using WordPress “Redirection” plugin, it allows for redirection and also logs them.
It comes down to needing to disable the search slug, by removing the search rewrite rules. I’ve created a plugin (also on the wp.org repo): https://github.com/GaryJones/disable-search-slug Here’s the main file: <?php /** * Disable Search Slug Plugin * * @package Gamajo\DisableSearchSlug * @author Gary Jones * @license GPL-2.0+ * @copyright 2016 Gamajo Tech * * … Read more
server setting that most likely responsible for restricting public access to the php files : Permission (try to set chmod 774 for the php file) .htaccess (try to add rewrite rule for that php file) maybe i’m wrong but it worth a try.
Your only real reason to try and use paginate_links() seems to be your custom ‘before_page_number’ argument. Ditch your code and use the_posts_pagination(); instead, pass it only the ‘before_page_number’ argument in an array.
The proper hook to handle custom 404 content is 404_template. This happens when WordPress is trying to include the default template, but before any HTTP headers have been sent. So you can change the template, send or overwrite HTTP headers, and all of that without any checks, because WordPress has done that for you already. … Read more
Try httpS:// mysite.com/wp-admin If not then check with your hosting company if they are able to fix the issue. It could happen due to SSL (https redirects) or 301 redirects.
Looks like you’ve sorted the site out. I had the same problem recently working on a WordPress site someone else developed. The issue was they had registered custom post types and taxonomies with WordPress reserved slugs, like year and term for example. Also avoid registering custom post types and taxonomies that conflict with page or … Read more