A great starting point would be Mike’s answer to the question about cloning CrunchBase. You’ll want to do something similar with custom post types for entries in your directory. If you want to allow visitors to submit sites, you could perhaps use the TDO Mini Forms plugin to allow visitors to create a new listing, … Read more
Sounds like what you want is to use Custom Post Types with custom fields to create your own directory. Here’s an answer I wrote about exactly that: Tips for using WordPress as a CMS? Implementing a CrunchBase.com Clone using WordPress? Also, take a look at the SimpleFields plugin for WordPress which can help you create … Read more
once up a time i did a client project where i had to have archives by first letter. thinking back i’m wondering if shouldn’t have just created a hidden taxonomy and then saved the first letter as a term in that taxonomy. anyway, here’s what i actually did: /* * Function Create Array of Letters … Read more
How to get WordPress to save upload file beyond web root [closed]
From looking at your .htaccess, it looks like your has too many rules overlapping each other. Do the following instead: Keep a backup of your current .htaccess if you need to go back to it Delete your .htaccess form the server, WordPress should automatically create a fresh one for you Open your new .htaccess file … Read more
I use a very similar Nginx server set up and the following works great for me, however, I prefer to take a different route and split the server blocks configuration for “Non Secure – http” and “Secure – https” individually. Also as per your sub directory structure, you’d want to take a look at this … Read more
By creating a physical directory the same as a (virtual) WordPress URL you have created a conflict. The URL needs to be routed through WP, but the default front-controller (the .htaccess code shown above) specifically excludes physical directories from being rewritten. The 403 Forbidden error comes about because you don’t have a directory index document … Read more
You are overthinking this. The namespace structure applies at the level of individual package. There is no need or push to treat the whole site as such package. Also one of the benefits of using autoload in first place is that it makes location of classes in file system largely irrelevant. So the simple and … Read more
Even though static files and directories do work with a mod_rewrite’d wordpress installation in the servers root you might need to exclude your CodeIgniter subdirectory from that mod_rewrite lineup. You can do so by placing an additional .htaccess file into the CodeIgniter directory and disable mod_rewrite in there: <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine off </IfModule> Related: apache … Read more
Not a full answer, but I can at least answer this question: Also custom post template files can not be in sub directories. Everything, that you can load via get_template_part(), can reside in a subfolder: get_template_part( ‘subdir/part’, ‘suffix’ ); It’s as easy as that. Now you’ve your part inside ~/wp-content/themes/theme_folder/subdir/part-suffix.php Slightly off topic. Then there’re … Read more