Short answer is no. WordPress defines plugin paths allowing plugins authors to use plugin content functions to locate their files, and these are controlled by the WordPress content constants which are set in the file wp-includes/default-constants.php However, although the path are customisable, WordPress only searches this one location. The only exception to this is network … Read more
The $1 is grabbing the value from (.*)$, so to remove the subcategory, you’ll need to remove the flag RewriteRule ^category/symptoms/(.*)$ https://my-site/com/list/ [L,R=301]
The file needs a template header and will only behave as a user-selectable custom page template. True special templates like page-$slug.php that match the post’s slug will only work when they live in the root theme directory.
This has been answered many times. Search this site, as toscho points out above. And see Ben Word – Hide WordPress, who shows how to: 1 – Clean up the output of wp_head and removing the generator from RSS feeds 2 – Hide /wp-content/ by rewriting static theme assets (CSS, JS, and images), rewriting the … Read more
If you’re manually installing a plugin, you need to disable and delete the old version. However, WordPress does allow you to update your plugin programatically. If your plugin is hosted on the WordPress.org repository, it will prompt the users to install updates for you. You’ve likely seen this with Akismet and other plugins already. If … Read more
I think you need to use: define(“ROOT”, realpath(dir(__file__)) . “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”); require(ROOT . “apps/wordpress/htdocs/wp-blog-header.php”); Got this from the PHP.Net site however haven’t used the code (Or use this type of code often) so can’t guarantee it will work. Cheers, Joe
The default theme directory is registered like this in wp-settings.php // Register the default theme directory root register_theme_directory( get_theme_root() ); where function get_theme_root( $stylesheet_or_template = false ) { global $wp_theme_directories; if ( $stylesheet_or_template && $theme_root = get_raw_theme_root( $stylesheet_or_template ) ) { // Always prepend WP_CONTENT_DIR unless the root currently registered as a theme directory. // … Read more
This Answer relates to the first version of the Question, and I don’t know how to updated it, I’ll leave it here as general reference. Don’t use a plugin folder (or a theme) for this. Maybe your plugin doesn’t have an Upgrade feature and nothing will be overwritten. But the best practice is to use … Read more
This has been solved, please note I am using WordPress 3.8 at the time of writing this, if you are from the future these plugins may not work with your current version, please check compatibility first. The plugin WP Multi Network provides this functionality. It basically allows you to create nested multi-site networks. I have … Read more
The first option (/blog/) is the easiest: create a new blank page called “Blog” navigate to “Settings > Reading” and choose this new page as the value in the “Posts Page” drop-down Now, when you navigate to the new “Blog” page (which should be at /blog/ unless there is something unusual about your setup), all … Read more