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 … Read more
Instead of creating a new tag, I would suggest just writing code to create the slug on a per-post basis using ACF’s save_post function. //Update Cars slug field: function wpse_post_slug_updater( $post_id ) { if( get_post_type() == ‘cars’) { $my_post = array(); $my_post[‘ID’] = $post_id; $my_post[‘post_title’] = esc_html(get_the_title($post_id)); $my_new_slug = get_field(‘brand’) . ‘ ‘ . get_field(‘license_plate’); … Read more
It seems like you are having permalinks issue which is usually occur due to .htaccess file. Can you please go to the Settings -> Permalinks and press update. Make sure your .htaccess file is writeable, usually wordpress show warning on that page if file is not writeable. If its not writeable you will get code … Read more
Sounds like you might have unzipped the wordpress package directly into your web root. Move everything in the /wordpress/ folder to the / folder (web root) and you should be good. If you intend to have the installation run out of the /wordpress/ directory, then update your .htaccess file to look like this: # BEGIN … Read more
My problem was indeed the same as in the question I linked, in that the get_permalink() call was happening before the post type was registered. I confirmed this when trying to write a work-around that used get_post_type_object(), which worked fine in functions.php but returned null when moved into my plugin. By referring to the action … Read more
the_post() should be called at the start of the while loop (or The Loop). I.e. Before you call functions like the_permalink() and the_title() which point to the current item in The Loop. So your while loop should start like so: (and remove the other the_post(); in your code) while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); And … Read more
In this case you want to set a canonical URL to tell search engines that the content is duplicated over more than one URL. The canonical URL is a <link> tag which appears in the <head> of your page, for example: <link rel=”canonical” href=”https://example.com/Tourism/astara/museum-customs-home-belgians” /> You want to use this same URL for each of … Read more
Please remember that you are more likely to get a helpful response if you ask a specific question. If the question is “what PHP do I have to change to make it work?” that would be better but most programmers can provide helpful answers if you describe the functionality you require (vs. just posting code … Read more
I assume you have added new permalink structure by defining Custom Permalink Structure on https://yoursite.com/wp-admin/options-permalink.php and added /%category%/%postname%/ in the custom structure field. This is the WordPress default/suggested method. After this, you need to flush the old permalink structure by saving and reloading the permalink settings page. This will not work for custom post type … Read more
You can get this from the guid column in the posts table of your database.