Mehdi, it’s common problem, as Apache server is not set by this way by default. Your problem can be solved with some very simple steps (simply quoting Samuel B): If you want to use permalinks, you will need to make a change inside another file: apache > Conf and find the file httpd.conf. Open that … Read more
This is not a real problem as wordpress remembers all the addresses the content had during it existence and automatically redirects to the recent one. The code is not 100% fail prof but you will need to work very hard to make it fail. That is the reason you don’t need to update links in … Read more
Assuming 2 posts: “News about Stephen King” | Category: “News” | “Author”: “Stephen King” “Review for Under the Dome” | Category: “Reviews” | “Book”: “Under the Dome” where “Book” and “Author” are custom taxonomy. If I understand well you want that the link for first will be: /author/stephen-king/news/news-about-stephen-king and the url for the second: /book/under-the-dome/reviews/review-for-under-the-dome … Read more
Under Settings>Permalinks you merely have to select “Post Name” to get the post name in the permalink. If you are getting parse/syntax errors something else is going on and I suggest you revert to the default theme and disable plugins until you determine where the problem is coming from.
Try this plugin: Custom Permalinks In this plugin you can edit permalink structure of page and post.
one possible way: <?php $link_text = sprintf( __( ‘Permanent link to %s’, ‘youthemetextdomain’), get_the_title() ); ?> <h3><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/128312/<?php the_permalink(); ?>” title=”<?php the_title_attribute(); ?>” ><?php echo $link_text; ?></a></h3> get_the_title() returns the title instead of displaying it. The double-underscore function is how WordPress allows strings to be extracted from a theme or plugin for translation.
you can use and manage your permalink for custom post type. Custom Post Type Permalinks add_action(‘init’, ‘my_rewrite’); function my_rewrite() { global $wp_rewrite; $wp_rewrite->add_permastruct(‘typename’, ‘typename/%year%/%postname%/’, true, 1); add_rewrite_rule(‘typename/([0-9]{4})/(.+)/?$’, ‘index.php?typename=$matches[2]’, ‘top’); $wp_rewrite->flush_rules(); // !!! }
It sounds like you have not properly updated the “WordPress Address” and “Site Address” at wp-admin -> Settings -> General, or you have defined WP_SITEURL and WP_HOME in wp-config.php and did not adjust the value when the site was moved. I can’t comment on whether the .htaccess file is correct, though I can say that … Read more
Based on your comments above: Oo, thanks, good questions. Just realized now that the Settings > Reading has nothing selected for Posts page. (The Front Page is of course set for the static home page.) The problem is, indeed, that you have failed to assign a static page as the posts page (the page ID … Read more
Did you add that in your htaccess file You’re basically saying if you land on /features take me to /features-old which is what is meant to happen by your code. It’s easy to fix though, go to the WP pages and change their slugs, you don’t need to mess with redirects.