I don’t say this often but in this case: It is impossible without: hard coding the tags and adding dedicated rewrite rules for those or getting the current tag list on each request and updating the rewrite rules (very slow). In short: No, forget it.
I was messing with my permalinks today for the same reason. And i ended up with a solution that worked great. You have to change your custom permalink structure to: /%category%/%postname%/ In the category base field just put a period mark: . and your permalinks will display in this form: CATEGORY PAGE mysite.com/blog/category-name/ POST PAGE … Read more
Most themes that I’ve seen use the post ID as the ID of the wrapping div for a post on the home page, archives, single post, etc. For example: <div id=”post-1920″ class=”post […]”>post content and meta</div> So you could parse that with a regex or using something like Simple HTML DOM. But again, this is … Read more
There’re two functions: is_user_logged_in() && current_user_can(‘capability_type’) that will help you to acchieve this.
Changing permalinks should have absolutely no affect whatsoever on the parameters passed to is_page(). Are you perhaps changing the Page Titles instead? Regardless, try passing the Page ID instead of the Page Title to your is_page() array.
In case someone else is interested: Removed Category base “blog” since it was conflicting with the actual “Blog” page slug. Changed the permalinks to /blog/%category%/%postname%/
Finally I found the solution myself.In case you are also having similar problem, add the following two lines global $wp_rewrite; $wp_rewrite->flush_rules();
Two things – I think the category URL would be: yourdomain.com/news_category/NEWS-CATEGORY-SLUG-HERE So for example if you created a category “top headlines” in your “news_category” taxonomy… it would look like this (assuming the slug for “top headlines” is “top-headlines”): /news_category/top-headlines/ The second thing… I think your template name should be “taxonomy-news_category.php” (edited to add – I … Read more
Found the answer I was looking for: <?php // Cleans special characters out of the slug, if the slug hasn’t been set yet add_filter(‘name_save_pre’, ‘clean_slugs’, 0); ?>
One way to handle this would be to set your permalink settings to /%category%/%postname%/ and just assign all of the blog posts to a category of “blog”