Putting a Category of posts under a Page
Set your permalinks to /%category%/%postname%/. This will set the category name in front of the post URL. If you want to use the fixed string blog, set the permalinks to /blog/%postname%/.
Set your permalinks to /%category%/%postname%/. This will set the category name in front of the post URL. If you want to use the fixed string blog, set the permalinks to /blog/%postname%/.
This will be somewhat dependent on where your single post view is stored, but you’d be looking to add something to the effect of: <?php echo __(‘Written by’, ‘text_domain’) .’ <a href=”‘. get_author_posts_url(get_the_author_meta(‘ID’)) .'” rel=”author” class=”fn”>’. get_the_author() .'</a>’;
The slug blog is reserved for the main/root site of a wp multisite setup. In short, I do not recommend trying to use it for something else – it only produces trouble. The slug is hardcoded in some places, so you would have to do some hacky fixes to get around that. Which isn’t a … Read more
Is there a way to import a folder of HTML files into the blog?
This “scrippets for WordPress” plugin worked well for me, writing screenplay content in fountain format: http://fountain.io/scrippets
You don’t do that with your permalinks. You can do what you want in WordPress Settings. Go to your WordPress dashboard, 2. Click “Settings”, 3. Click General. 4. In the “Site Address (URL)” Box remove the “blog” part like this –> “http://site.myurl.com/ NOTE: DON’T CHANGE THE WORDPRESS ADDRESS URL!!! Only change the Site Address Here … Read more
Loading index.php contents which located outside blog folder for post single page
To clarify, /blog and /blog/ are the same. The slash is added by the browser to properly structure the URL (best way I can explain it). Your’re trying to access two different pages with the /blog/ slug. In this case, WordPress is overriding the blog link from your existing website and showing content from there. … Read more
404 when going to /blog
Strange 403 header response