Setting your permalinks as /blog/%postname%/ will solve your structure problem. In your theme, drop in a home.php file which redirects the user to /blog/ and you can set the blog to appear on a page with slug blog as the blog in your Settings > Reading Regarding the menu, you would have to take a … Read more
In my particular case functions.php of my theme was involved. Just remove empty space after end of “<?php /*code or comment*/ ?> ” There should be NO empty space between “<?php ?>” tags. You can find more info: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/basic-image-editor-not-working/ Good luck!
You can use the function switch_to_blog() for this $other_id = 1234 // the id of the other blog to save the post to switch_to_blog($other_id); $my_post = array( ‘post_title’ => $post_title, ‘post_content’ => $post_content, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘post_author’ => $post_author, ); // Insert the post into the database wp_insert_post( $my_post ); restore_current_blog(); There is a pitfall … Read more
Actually your site is indexed all 176 pages. It would probably help your search results if you changed your permalink structure to something other than default. You should also get a yourself a Google Webmaster Tools account so you can see how your site gets indexed and crawled.
This is because you call get_header() which already require your theme header.php, in which the meta tags are defined. You should learn how to use get_header() in the WordPress Codex To summarize: You must rename your wp-blog-header.php file to header-blog.php and place it in your wordpress theme directory. Then you can require it using this … Read more
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I fixed this in the following way. Go to the “Network admin”. Then Sites → Edit → Settings → Permalink Structure. Remove blog from it. Then I removed blog from two lines in table which obtained as a result of the query: SELECT * FROM wp_options WHERE option_name = “permalink_structure” OR option_name = “rewrite_rules” Useful … Read more
If your university webspace supports PHP and MySQL, you should be able to install WordPress at /~(myusername) (or at /~(myusername)/blog, if you don’t want to create your whole site with WP but use it for a blog, only). Typically you don’t need root access for that. But in any case, you should probably ask your … Read more
No need to change core files: add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpse316713_pagination_base_rewrite_rule’ ); function wpse316713_pagination_base_rewrite_rule() { global $wp_rewrite; $wp_rewrite->pagination_base=”image”; } Go to permalink options page, and press save to flush the rewrite rules, changes should apply afterwards.
To remove pagination prefix page in home page you should: add a rewrite rule which will translate the new link format, prevent redirection to address containing page, replace URLs in paging links. By creating pagination links, WordPress appends query var paged with mentioned prefix to url. Therefore, without modification, the links would look like example.com/3/page/3. … Read more