Custom permalinks structure
I would like to recommend you to get acquainted with The Rewrite API: The Basics article. I do believe that you will be able to change your permalinks structure in the way you want, if you read and learn it carefully.
I would like to recommend you to get acquainted with The Rewrite API: The Basics article. I do believe that you will be able to change your permalinks structure in the way you want, if you read and learn it carefully.
You’ll need to have a look at the posts_clauses filter. There’re more specialised filters as well like posts_where, but you’ll finally end up using the all in one filter. Then you can inspect the outcome using the ‘posts_selection’ hook right below that, or the posts_results filter a bit later on. There’s as well the posts_search … Read more
For a custom taxonomy named Location (p.s. you may have issues with a capitalized slug), per the Template Hierarchy, the taxonomy archive index template file is taxonomy-{taxonomy}.php, or taxonomy-Location.php (note capitalization).
Assuming that the hosting account is capable of meeting the minimum requirements, yes, you can install WordPress in a subdirectory of an existing site. See more info here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory
I am not sure what exactly you want. But I assume you want the desktop view in your mobile browser instead of responsive layout. You can use viewport to achieve this. Please check this tutorial: http://webdesign.tutsplus.com/articles/quick-tip-dont-forget-the-viewport-meta-tag–webdesign-5972
You can uncheck Settings >> Discussion >> “Allow link notifications from other blogs (pingbacks and trackbacks) to disable disable for future posts. However, to disable for exiting posts you need to run a SQL query on your database to turn the ping_status to OFF: UPDATE wp_posts SET ping_status=”closed” WHERE post_status=”publish” AND post_type=”post”; and UPDATE wp_posts … Read more
If I understand it correctly, making a child theme and putting your custom single.php and archive.php in there should achieve this effect. The child theme files will be called ahead of the parent theme files. Good discussion here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-do-you-handle-custom-template-files-with-child-themes Happy coding!
Oke found it…. You (I) have to update the permalinks settings. There is a shoppart added to the default page. select the custom part and add the name of your shop page starting with a / e.g. /shop
I don’t believe you can as a general rule just use a simplistic text search to find content even in Drupal. Any non-trivial data organization will probably use serialization, json encoding or totally separating the location of different parts of a data at different places of the DB or code and combining them when a … Read more
Add posts_per_page option in query with value -1. Check in back end settings->reading, number of posts to display in loop, if not using posts_per_page.