Custom Gallery plugin uploading to different dir, and post to page
Custom Gallery plugin uploading to different dir, and post to page
Custom Gallery plugin uploading to different dir, and post to page
Can we rename a plugin directory for a already launched plugin?
Change the WordPress files structure
Remove subdirectory from links
Try disabling all plugins temporarily (you can do that quickly by renaming the wp-content/plugins folder to something else). See if that fixes the admin screen. If it does, make a new wp-content/plugins folder, then move plugin folders from the renamed folder back into the wp-content/plugins folder one at a time. Retest, and see if one … Read more
For details please see this answer : Remove Dash/Hyphen From WordPress CustomPosttype Permalink In your functions.php : function no_dashes($title) { return str_replace(‘-‘, ”, $title); } add_filter(‘sanitize_title’, ‘no_dashes’ , 9999); For particular type of post : function no_dashes( $slug, $post_ID, $post_status, $post_type ) { if( $post_type == “page” ) { $slug = str_replace( ‘-‘, ”, $slug); … Read more
i was able to solve some of it // defining the sub-directory so that it can be easily accessed from elsewhere as well. define( ‘WPSE_PAGE_TEMPLATE_SUB_DIR’, ‘pages’ ); function wpse227006_page_template_add_subdir( $templates = array() ) { // Generally this doesn’t happen, unless another plugin / theme does modifications // of their own. In that case, it’s better … Read more
Try this below Permalink Settings changes.
A) The best you can do is look through server logs, if you have access to them. You would have to comb through the logs and you can then find what IP addresses have requested certain files. If any are from human visitors then yes, their web browser has downloaded the file to a cache. … Read more
Composer Autoloader as suggested in the comments is the best way to do it. Just use composers classmap feature: “autoload”: { “classmap”: [“classes/”] }