All in One Seo and Permalinks
Just change your post slug to books-keyword1-keyword2.
Just change your post slug to books-keyword1-keyword2.
If the user decides not to enable pretty permalinks, then I would respect their decision not to enable them. Two potential options: Simply state that the Plugin requires pretty permalinks to be enabled in order to work As a fallback, just append the keyword as a query string if pretty permalinks are not enabled. EDIT … Read more
Following on from my comment on your question. The solution would be to hook your own filter onto the same functions sanitize_title_with_dashes does, in this case i think you’re just aiming to hook onto sanitize_title as is done with sanitize_title_with_dashes. Simply ensure you hook on after sanitize_title_with_dashes, which is hooked on at the default priority … Read more
It turns out WordPress uses query vars to route the request to posts/pages etc. It ended up being the case that some of my field names were already used by WordPress internally. Check http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Query_Vars for the list of vars you shouldn’t use
/%postname%/ is the correct one and if you are asking be cause it says post_name in the codex then its just to show that you will get the actual post name.
This isn’t really content negotiation at all, since there is an actual matching directory. Your server will not reach WordPress to process the URI if it encounters a directory first. You will need to either rename your directory or change the permalink for the page in order to have both working.
When you enable permalinks in WordPress, it creates an htaccess file in whatever directory it’s located in. Since WordPress is installed in the root directory, there will be an .htaccess file there that enabled permalinks. It is possible that the rewrite rules that WordPress is producing are interfering with your install of ecommerce. If ecommerce … Read more
Create your custom taxonomies for your custom post type and for each, set the slug to include the findby portion, as in the example below for charity. ‘has_archive’ => true, ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘findby/charity’, ‘with_front’ => false ), ‘query_var’ => true, ‘public’ => true, Create your custom post type with desired slug. ‘has_archive’ … Read more
The following answer by Jan Fabry should help you solve your problem. It had helped me. Mixing custom post type and taxonomy rewrite structures?
On the Codex page for wp_list_categories(), you can see the two following arguments that might help you: hide_empty: Toggles the display of categories with no posts. The default is true (hide empty categories). current_category: Allows you to force the current-cat CSS class to appear on uses of wp_list_categories() that are not on category archive pages. … Read more