home_url on IIS missing permalink index.php
You can filter home_url: add_filter( ‘home_url’, ‘wpse102523_home_url’ ); function wpse102523_home_url( $url ) { return $url . ‘index.php/’; } Reference: Adam Brown’s Filter Database
You can filter home_url: add_filter( ‘home_url’, ‘wpse102523_home_url’ ); function wpse102523_home_url( $url ) { return $url . ‘index.php/’; } Reference: Adam Brown’s Filter Database
Just like @cjbj says, use home_url() without the slash. home_url( $path, $scheme ); – $path (string) (optional) Path relative to the home URL. instead of home_url() you can use bloginfo(‘url’) to get the root/home of your wordpress site.
When installing WP onto an IP address (or hostname), WP will only respond to requests on that IP address. Any request from another IP address even if it resolves to the same server, will result in a redirect to a WP error page. In this situation, I would do this: Install WP on the public … Read more
You could make it in 2 ways : by adding in .htaccess with your Home Url Place below code in wp-config.php define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://example.com‘); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://example.com‘);
One option is to explicitly move the wp-content folder one level up so it resides at /public_html/wp-content by defining WP_CONTENT_DIR in wp-config.php. For this I’d recommend something more like the second method described in Giving WordPress Its Own Directory. Editing wp-config.php has an example for the WP_CONTENT_DIR change. The resulting directory structure (relative to public_html … Read more
If you’re not using the default menu manager then already following a bad practice. Without using the menu manager you can create menu the way you’re doing but I think get_permalink() will add some flexibility in this case or you can check the user contribution section of get_permalink(). There are some nice examples which might … Read more
If you have previously added an image to a post or page inside the content, then that is saved as HTML with the URL as it was at the time of being added. So if you want to retroactively change media URLs inside content you need to do a search replace in the database.
href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/350287/./contact-page” if you’re on the homepage (/) this will become: /contact-page if you’re on another page named foo (/foo/) this will become /foo/contact-page This is due to ./ being a relative path. To avoid struggles like this, the method via home_url() is preferred because it creates absolute links/paths that will work from anywhere you call … Read more
First off, most of the following is speculation, since there are a few details that are unknown. What’s happening when it doesn’t work? Anything? Nothing? Also, are you trying to redirect only the home page or have you moved the whole site to this new domain name? If you are trying to point everything from … Read more
The built-in redirect_canonical() uses the following: $requested_url = is_ssl() ? ‘https://’ : ‘http://’; $requested_url .= $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]; $requested_url .= $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’];