In wamp you have to manually click/unclick an option to change the .htaccess(and allow permalinks with that). To do this , click the wamp icon on your (windows) task bar, choose apache > apache modules and check ‘rewrite module’
Based on your comments, I think I get what you’re saying. However, you don’t want to redirect on a 404, since it defeats the object of the ‘Not Found’ header. However, you can filter the 404 template path and pass back your own; function __custom_404( $standard_404 ) { if ( something_is_true() ) return ‘/absolute/path/to/custom.php’; return … Read more
Given that the js location is determined as follows: $js_location = WPSEO_URL . ‘js/wp-seo-admin-global.js’ where: WPSEO_URL = WP_PLUGIN_URL . “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” . <WP_SEO_PLUGIN_PATH> . “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” I suspect the problem lies with the derivation of <WP_SEO_PLUGIN_PATH>. This value is determined by the code in the function plugins_url() found in wp-includes\link-template.php If you debug that function, it may … Read more
Assuming you are on Linux, you need to make some changes in apache2.conf file stored in /etc/apache2 directory. Open the file with root permissions, you will find the code given below in the file. <Directory /var/www/> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None Require all granted </Directory> Here just change the AllowOverride None to AllowOverride All, save … Read more
Following command hides comments feed for posts (WP 4.4+ required!), but custom pages still have comments feed displayed, even if comments are disabled for such page: add_filter( ‘feed_links_show_comments_feed’, ‘__return_false’ ); To resolve this, I had to add this addidtional code too: function remove_comments_rss( $for_comments ) { return; } add_filter(‘post_comments_feed_link’,’remove_comments_rss’);
I just ran into something similar to this. It had to do with refreshing permalinks. If you go to Settings -> Permalink and just click save see if it fixes your problem. It did for me. In the end I added the following to my functions.php file which updated the permalinks for me. I was … Read more
The problem your having is because of the way the WordPress rewrite system works. The WordPress .htaccess sends all requests (that dont actually exist except index.php) through the index.php file in the WordPress root directory. If any request is made for a file named index.php it will also get sent through the root WordPress index.php. … Read more
Since you rename the original plugin folder and create a blank plugin then it works. If in case log file is not immediately reflecting the error or it is not obvious for identifying the error. Moving the disabled plugin one by one to the new empty plugin folder is another way to find out which … Read more
The registering of the custom post type and the permalink modification is OK. The problem is with the WordPress rewrite rules that more than likely will match the “cleaned up” URL of your simple links to pages and it will set the pagename query var not name as your change_slug_struct() function assumed. So change the … Read more
It looks like you need to add your news custom post type to the query for archive pages (I had the same problem). Codex: custom post types to query Add this code to your functions // Show posts of ‘post’, and ‘news’ post types on archive page add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘add_my_post_types_to_query’ ); function add_my_post_types_to_query( $query ) … Read more