It looks like your’e missing the subdirectory part relative to the root setting, try this instead: try_files $uri $uri/ /wordpress/index.php?$args; and you shouldn’t need the q=$uri part. For subdirectories dir1 and dir2, you could wrap the try_files with locate blocks, something like: location /dir1/ { try_files $uri $uri/ /dir1/index.php?$args; #… } location /dir2/ { try_files … Read more
=> Create a Custom Taxonomy First, we create a custom taxonomy object called rating with the register_taxonomy WordPress function. add_action( ‘init’, ‘my_rating_init’ ); function my_rating_init() { if ( ! is_taxonomy( ‘rating’ ) ) { register_taxonomy( ‘rating’, ‘post’, array( ‘hierarchical’ => FALSE, ‘label’ => __( ‘Rating’ ), ‘public’ => TRUE, ‘show_ui’ => TRUE, ‘query_var’ => ‘rating’, … Read more
Have you already flushed your WP_Rewrite rules? The easiest way to do that is just re-save your Permalink settings.
You have to modify either before # BEGIN WordPress or after # END WordPress. This part is modified by WP, once you change your permanlink
No, that is correct, news has nothing to do with your structure… it’s just a word… But you can get a way around it… you could copy archive.php and name it something like template-news.php then edit the template-archive.php… put this at the top… just below ‘ <?php /* * Template Name: News */ Then add … Read more
I had this same problem when I cloned my site to set up a development server – for me, it working by setting permalinks to ugly, saving, then setting them to pretty again, which rebuilt whatever had gone wrong in htaccess.
I don’t understand what you want to do. Every taxonomy is independent and the terms can’t be shared between them. The only way I know to do a search with 2 parameters: taxonomy A term and taxonomy B term, and pass it to a WP Query along with the custom post type.
WordPress can generate numeric permalinks, which then 404
You don’t do that with your permalinks. You can do what you want in WordPress Settings. Go to your WordPress dashboard, 2. Click “Settings”, 3. Click General. 4. In the “Site Address (URL)” Box remove the “blog” part like this –> “http://site.myurl.com/ NOTE: DON’T CHANGE THE WORDPRESS ADDRESS URL!!! Only change the Site Address Here … Read more
A canonical redirect: The GET parameter m can trigger a canonical redirect when permalinks are used. The canonical redirects are activated with the following hook: add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘redirect_canonical’); where redirect_canonical() is a rather complicated function. Here’s the skeleton of the part that’s active within this “monster” callback: // … cut … if ( is_404() ) { … Read more