If you are not using Custom Post Types the following in your permalink settings should work just fine. /blog/%postname%/ Screenshot (Below can still be applicable depending on your use of custom post types) Keep your regular permalinks on blog like you have it in settings. And in your custom post type arguments the “with_front” Boolean … Read more
While not impossible, juggling themes like that is quite fragile and rarely used out of special contexts (development, theme demo’s, etc). In your situation I would probably just consolidate it on one theme and conditionally output different stylesheet for the section of the site that needs it. It would not be hugely different in result, … Read more
This works for me with no 404s <?php $args = array ( ‘posts_per_page’ => 5 , ‘paged’ => $paged, ‘ignore_sticky_posts’ => true ); $blog_query = new WP_Query($args); if ( $blog_query->max_num_pages > 1 ) { next_posts_link(‘← Older posts’, $blog_query->max_num_pages); previous_posts_link(‘Newer posts →’, $blog_query->max_num_pages); } while ( $blog_query->have_posts() ) { $blog_query->the_post(); // STUFF } if ( $blog_query->max_num_pages … Read more
With this code: get_template_part(‘content’, ‘page’ ); WordPress will try to load a file called content-page.php and if this file doesn’t exist then it will try to load content.php. Your theme seems to have the file content-page.php, so if you want to load content.php you should use: get_template_part(‘content’); EDIT: You have edited the question and delete … Read more
That sounds strange. Could you see the title of the page before you selected it and pressed save? Also, what version of WordPress are you using?
If I understand you well, button ‘Preview Changes’ displays changes made on post/page while you ‘Update’ page/post (save changes). But, ‘View Page’ displays page as is with latest ‘Update’ version. So, if you did not updated page, then you’ll not see what you get when you go to ‘Preview Changes’.
A template with a standard loop just outputs the contents of the main query, which is based on the requested URL. WordPress loads specific templates based on the results of the main query, but the template itself isn’t otherwise connected to what the main query contains, that all happens before the template is loaded. If … Read more
Posts page template: How can I edit the markup for this?
You can edit your permalinks like so: /be-the-first-to-care/first-to-care-blogs/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/ I’m not sure why blog posts work like that, maybe somebody can give you further insight but the above works for me. You can edit your permalinks via: Admin Panel -> Settings -> Permalinks Then click the “Custom Structure” radio button and fill in the textbox with … Read more
Even if you specify a static page for your Posts page in Settings > Reading, WordPress will still use index.php to construct the post-listing page. I don’t think it is possible to override this using a custom page template.