Following your code strictly you’d want … $dl .= ‘<dt><a href=”‘.get_permalink($wp_query->post->ID).'”>’ . $wp_query->post->post_title . ‘</a></dt>’; … but you are using the WP_Query object in a very atypical way. You are sort-of brute forcing your way through the Loop instead of using the methods and template functions built into the core. For example: while ( $query->have_posts() … Read more
I prefer to use wp_query, which gives you a lot more flexibility to custom query. As your requirement is only to check if there are posts with a particular category and date you can write a custom function and can use it anywhere to check it. Use the code below in the active theme’s functions.php … Read more
Keep your static site as is and install wordpress in your /3eblog/ folder. This will give you an entire wp install just for that sub folder – the rest of your site will remain intact. You can then use WP out of the box with one of the many free themes available. Your server will … Read more
You may also want to look into who the owner is of the folders as well as permissions. I’ve just recently completed setting up multiple WP sites on a local Ubuntu server & the majority of issues I ran into were permissions related. WordPress documentation for permissions: http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_File_Permissions
There’s a plugin Custom Permalinks to the rescue. But you have to change the permalink page by page.
filter “pre_post_link” to change the permalink rule, the first attribute is the rule set to the administrator and the second is the element which is to form the link function my_pre_post_link( $permalink, $post, $leavename ) { // filtered by post_type, returns the format permalink if( $post->post_type != ‘book’ ) return ‘/bookis_custom/%postname%’; return $permalink; } add_filter( … Read more
Short answer Add this to your functions.php file or wherever you have the rest of this code, assuming this is all in your theme. If this is a plugin, the first two lines need to happen on setup_theme, so you need to hook into that action. Also, if it were me, I’d put everything into … Read more
Add a rewrite rule and extra query vars to handle incoming requests, direct the rewrite rule to a single page post type, create a custom page template for that page, then do whatever querying you need using the query vars set by your rewrite rule.
Milo got me on the right track. If anyone else happens to have this issue the code I used is: /** * Redirect broken attachment links to 404 */ function ww_404_broken_links(){ global $wp_query; if(is_attachment()){ $attachment_path = get_attached_file( get_the_ID() ); //If the file doesn’t exist on the server show 404 if(!file_exists($attachment_path)){ $wp_query->set_404(); status_header( 404 ); get_template_part( … Read more
Found the solution. By default wordpress doesn’t show hierarchical URL for custom taxonomies. Therefore while registering custom taxonomy, we must include the rewrite variable. $args = array( ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘hierarchical’ => true ), );