Moving all files from root to a subdirectory will work. Don’t forget the .htaccess file. Just after move the files, you should change the root path in Configuration -> General – Site address. To the right direction. i.e. Moving from http://example.com to http://example.com/blog/
You’ll need to get around a custom walker. This answer by @toscho is detailed enough to help you get around it.
Yes it is possible. You’ll have to write a custom rewrite rule for making the domain.com/cpt/metaboxes url to be accessible. Lets say your cpt is ‘movie’, its single will be accessible as domain.com/movie/slug. Create a new page named ‘Metaboxes’ (slug should be ‘metaboxes’). Add the following code to functions.php. <?php add_action(‘init’, ‘add_my_rule’); function add_my_rule() { … Read more
You should change the slug for the taxonomy. But it seems that you are trying to create a archive? Then you should create a new template file with the taxonomy name instead. But then you are loosing the ability to add a description to the page.
if you’re trying to make the news serve as a homepage you should use the Site address (URL) in the WordPress general setting options. and of course you’ll getting an 404 error page since the news/ in your permalink serve as a directory which is refer to your server directory that not connected with the … Read more
I think it;s the AllowOverride All – may need to fiddle with it. I’ve seen times where “all” didn’t quite work as well as you’d think. Weird, but there ya go.
Check out the rewrite parameter for register_custom_post_type. You may specity a slug that will be added before. So if you have two separate post types for recipes and restaurants set for one ‘/food/recipes’ and for the second one ‘/food/restaurants’. You must visit the Settings->Permalinks after this is done so that the rewrite rules will refresh.
The web server doesn’t know if a request URI matches a valid permalink. Handling 404 errors happens in WordPress itself. Your theme should have a 404.php file to return properly formatted output.
try using a blank htaccess file in your root folder and from there you can do a 301 redirect to your WP folder. i have had the same kind of issues with some hosts and always solved that way, it’s not WP, it’s always a faulty htaccess
Apologies, I find this a little bit a non-issue as it states clearly everywhere that WPML works 100% when you use a permalinks structure of day and name (http://domain.com/2012/02/07/sample-post/). If this is something you cannot accept, then you’s better come to terms with the fact that WPML most likely is not going to work 100% … Read more