Actually, the extension is irrelevant. When your page is returned, WordPress is setting the content-type for the file in the headers as text/html; charset=UTF-8. This tells any consuming application that the content is HTML, not XML. You need to force WordPress to send the appropriate headers when outputting the XML. This content type is set … Read more
Beyond the fact that disabling ‘pretty’ permalinks in the Settings > Permalink page disables pretty permalinks for all post types and taxonomies, the options do not effect custom post types or taxonomies. If you set the permalinks to blog/%postname% then your posts will have the structure: www.yoursite.com/blog/hello-world. On the other hand, when a post type … Read more
You can check the status of the redirect using any number of developer tools (chrome can do this by default). I believe the default redirect that wordpress does when the post title is changed is a 301, but I could be mistaken. If you need finer control (or would like regex support), the Redirection plugin … Read more
If WordPress is appending an incremental number to the end of the permalink, that means that the original page still exists in the database. Several options: Try looking in the Trash. Try re-adding an administrator account with the same username, email, etc. as the one that was deleted. Go into the DB, using PHPMyAdmin, and … Read more
I’ve shared this exact frustration before. The following should help return any lost sanity. Your first rewrite is pretty loose and is not seeing your second rewrite because ‘page’ matches your second segment of ([^/]+). The way to fix this is reverse the order of registration within the code. If the paged rewrite is below … Read more
WordPress thinks you’re on those pages because of the pagename query var in your rewrite rules. Your journey is going to start in wp-includes/default-filters.php, which every WP developer should known and love: it’s where the WordPress care uses its own plugin API to hook in and change stuff. Of interest to your question: <?php add_action( … Read more
You can use Ambrosite Next/Previous Post Link Plus plugin for doing this.
There are two different ways to implement what you want to do, and both are perfectly valid, depending on your needs: Post-type archive index page Custom page template Post-type archive index page This implementation uses the WordPress template hierarchy to output the archive index page for your custom post type. For custom post type archive … Read more
Ok, I found the solution to the question I asked above. It is possible to get such permalinks by using plugins like http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-permalinks/ (I tried it and worked) http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/permalink-editor/ The first plugin “custom-permalinks” allows admin to edit the slug including category. So, it is now possible to make the permalink in anyway you want. This … Read more
I found a solution that works! Code can be improved, but this is a start. Put this in single.php: <?php /* 1. First check to see if single is in the category that is not allowed to be viewable through the single template: */ if (in_category(‘in-het-kort’) ) { /* 2. Do a loop to determine … Read more