If you are asking if there is native way then the answer is no. While simpler and older representation of meta queries using meta_key and meta_value would technically fit into URL, they are not registered as public query variables. Even considering registering them as such would be too dangerous in a blanket way, because that … Read more
That’s because homepage.php isn’t recognized by WordPress. The correct file to use is front-page.php. See: Template Hierarchy – Front Page Display
This is a Site I maintain hosted on GoDaddy. All HTML seen by the outside world is stored in the /public_html directory. Therefore /public_html is considered the root directory of my server. This site runs on WordPress 3.9.1. All that was done, was that GoDady’s custom installer package unzipped the WordPress download zip to the … Read more
When you include index.php/ at the start of your custom permalink structure you are telling WordPress to use PATHINFO permalinks. WordPress Codex – PATHINFO: “Almost_Pretty” It is possible you are using an IIS (Windows) server or that mod_rewrite is not working correctly. Permalinks without mod_rewrite The following plugin can help you determine if mod_rewrite is … Read more
If you specifically want to restrict your homepage articles from being accessible via their URL at http://site.com/blog/, then yes, you will need to create a separate post type for them. If, on the other hand, you don’t care whether they are accessible by their own URL, but just don’t want them to appear along with … Read more
After see your code, I think that you are trying to redirect the user to the post after publish or update an already published post. Your problem is not with get_permalink() function nor your permalink settings. Your problem is with the logic of your code. See how you set the value of $pl equal to … Read more
Don’t need to do anything except change permalink.Just go to settings->permalink->Custom Structure and add ‘/%category%/%postname%/’ to text box. It will work same exactly what you want.
You can’t do this, at least not in any non-hacky way. You basically want “episodes” to represent 2 different things at the same time, but WP has no way of knowing which is intended for any given path. I guess you could put some logic at the top of your single post template for your … Read more
Changed the wordpress address and siteurl in Dashboard > Settings > General
Try adding ‘source’ as an custom query var, rather than defining it as a rewrite tag. function wpse162627_add_query_vars( $query_vars ){ $query_vars[] = “source”; return $query_vars; } add_filter( ‘query_vars’, ‘wpse162627_add_query_vars’ ); function custom_url_source() { add_rewrite_rule( ‘^source/([^/]*)$’, ‘index.php?source=$matches[1]’, ‘top’ ); } add_action(‘init’, ‘custom_url_source’);