How to add hierarchical taxonomy with parent child relation to URL?
How to add hierarchical taxonomy with parent child relation to URL?
permalinks
Custom links in menus not working in multiple environments
Custom links in menus not working in multiple environments
how to find duplicated permalinks?
This can be a real pain, I know firsthand. The obvious place (that I sometimes forget) is your Trash folder. If it’s not there, I would suggest re-saving permalinks. As a last resort, I’d do what you said… a bunch of searches of the database. One time a plugin had auto-generated a page, and after …
“-2” Being added to end of URL (no duplicate pages, no pages in trash)
Duplicates don’t just come from Pages and Posts, WordPress also defines Images and Files from the Media Library as “Posts”. This means if you have a file / image in the Media Library with the same name as a page, it will assign the next duplicate a -2 ( from the wp_unique_post_slug() function ) so …
Duplicate slug/permalink issue
You can do that using Custom Permalinks Plugin, you need to add a full slug manually [shows/2017/any]. It also allow you customize your permalink: [anyname/another/2017/example/slug]. You should still using this plugin, if you deactivate it, all permalinks will return to default [shows/2017/%postname%]
how to prefer static page if it exists over wordpress page
There are two issues here: Sending the request to /foo/page-x.html if it exists. Overriding the relative URL-paths to your static resources. Normally, when rewriting the URL in this way (to different path depths) you should not be using relative URL-paths to your static resources, since the browser naturally resolves this relative to the URL-path displayed …
How to properly refresh page after form action?
Searching around and not being able to implement the action through init hook I’ve found this workaround which for sure isn’t the best but does the job nicely. echo “<script type=”text/javascript”> window.location=document.location.href; </script>”; at the end of $_POST instructions. If somebody has a better solution, welcome to share.
Custom Post Type Advanced Slug
This is pretty straightforward using a rewrite endpoint. The first step is to set an ep_mask when you register your taxonomy, which is part of the rewrite argument. Note that it’s a constant, and should be as-is, without quotes: $args = array( ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘location’, ‘with_front’ => false, ‘ep_mask’ => EP_TAGS ), …
Disable plugin If slug contains specific word
I found this alternative: $url = $_SERVER[“REQUEST_URI”]; $isItSlide = strpos($url, ‘revslider’); $isItBlog = strpos($url, ‘post.php’); if ($isItSlide!==false) { deactivate_plugins( ‘/resize-image-after-upload/resize-image-after-upload.php’ ); } if ($isItBlog!==false) { activate_plugins( ‘/resize-image-after-upload/resize-image-after-upload.php’ ); }
add_rewrite_rule on default post type
This would be bad practice, since WordPress already has a functionality to do this built in. Rewriting the built in functionality is never a good idea. To achieve this the best way is to use Taxonomies. Lets say you create two categories: Foo Bar Now select the categories for the post in question and setup …
