/** Force wp_upload_dir() to use time-based paths. */ add_filter( ‘pre_option_uploads_use_yearmonth_folders’, ‘__return_true’ ); /** * Use the date format MMYY instead of YYYY/MM in the uploads path. * * @param array $dir * @return array */ function wpse_104005_upload_dir( $dir ) { if ( preg_match( ‘!/([0-9]{4})/([0-9]{2})!’, $dir[‘subdir’] ) ) { // Check we do indeed have a … Read more
If you want to move wordpress you should this: http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory I guess you want to create a development environment, and because you never edit core files of WordPress you don’t have to copy WordPress itself because the only thing you are changing is the theme folder. And you don’t want to install WordPress a second … Read more
I decided to move the child installation to the main site’s web root, and rename its subdirectory to intranet. Once I had done this, all I had left to do was place this line of code after the main site’s rules: RewriteRule ^intranet/ – [L] The – rewrites the URI to itself – thus overriding … Read more
Turns out my trouble was caused by a stray server-side include that was returning a 404, which WordPress tried to intercept. This is not the WordPress problem you are looking for.
if your using the same database you just copy the entire site over .. if you want to use the same database with its own tables for storage, delete the wp-config file and as your setting up the 2nd WordPress site just select a different table pre-curser .. the first would be wp_ .. the … Read more
I wrote a tutorial on Creating an Alphabetical Glossary of Posts but here are the most relevant parts. First create a hidden taxonomy for the letters of the alphabet // Add new taxonomy, NOT hierarchical (like tags) function kia_create_glossary_taxonomy(){ if(!taxonomy_exists(‘glossary’)){ register_taxonomy(‘glossary’,array(‘post’),array( ‘show_ui’ => false )); } } add_action(‘init’,’kia_create_glossary_taxonomy’); Then when any post is saved, save … Read more
This can be done. What you want in your .htaccess is something like if directory do not exist in root change root to the wordpress directory unfortunately I am not familiar with a way to do such a thing with .htaccess The other option is to map each possible url directory to the wordress directory, … Read more
WordPress does not create a new file in the filesystem when you create a page from the backend. The data you enter into the backend is saved to the MySQL database where it is retrieved by various and sundry queries and displayed by code in one or more templates. There is no “directory location” for … Read more
How to put a Custom Folder under one sub-site of Multisite WP?
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