You have a couple options. Both involve using the post ID because that doesn’t change. You could use the ugly URL in the form of http://www.example.com/?p=23 where ?p=23 would be the ID of the post. You can use a shortcode that accepts the post ID and outputs a link using get_permalink(). The following shortcode would … Read more
Chances are you are copy+pasting the links in, correct? Depending where you are copying from, they could be filled with hidden space characters, like <wbr> in the actual HTML (if you copy from a website) which offers a break point. You need to paste these links into TextEdit, or Notepad, or Event the browser address … Read more
What do you mean, “whatever I tried under ‘Permalinks’ didn’t work? Select “Shop with Category Base”. That adds the product category the single product URL. Don’t forget to choose something other than “default” under the Common Settings for permalinks.
the problem with this question, and of a lot of questions like this, is the one pinted out by @Milo in comments: if you write a rewrite rule to handle you custom url, this goes in conflict with WordPress rules, e.g. if your urls are htt://example.com/username/city/occupation how WordPress can know if you are actually lookin … Read more
Your rewrite setting is good, but WordPress are redirect to the canonical url of the post. This is done by WodPress to prevent bad indexing for duplicate content (when an identical content is accessible via 2 different urls). You can prevent that removing the canonical redirect filter: add_action(‘wp_loaded’, function() { remove_filter(‘template_redirect’, ‘redirect_canonical’); }); However this … Read more
If I remember right you can simply go to Settings > Permalinks and change Custom Structure to /news-events/current-news/%postname%/.
Yes this is possible using the $wp->add_query_var function used together with add_rewrite_rule . Here you have an example: Passing and retrieving query vars in wordpress If you want more help here is a cut from one of my old plugins: function createRewriteRules() { global $wp_rewrite; $new_rules = array( ‘(.?.+?)/(stenskott)$’ => ‘index.php?pagename=”.$wp_rewrite->preg_index(2).”&ort=”. $wp_rewrite->preg_index(1), “(.?.+?)/(bilclas)$’ => ‘index.php?pagename=”.$wp_rewrite->preg_index(2).”&ort=”. … Read more
All links in the content was saved in the databases, pure strings. If you have change change the settings of the wordpress install to an new domain, then it is important that you change also the links inside the content. This is possible with a sql statement or also with plugins and helper. WP Plugin … Read more
Interesting question. I found this post and tested, it worked for me: http://wpdreamer.com/2012/03/how-to-define-reserve-slugs-for-wordpress-posts-and-pages/ If you don’t want to edit your functions.php file an inelegant solution you can try is to create empty placeholder pages with the permalinks you’d like to reserve. If there is a physical directory on the server with that same name that … Read more
Well, the answer has several different ways.. ==Method 1== (when you want your website permalinks to become like example.com/wp/smth ) if so, just change this: RewriteBase / to RewriteBase /wp and in database, change all occurrences of example.com/ to example.com/wp/ ==Method 2== (when you want your website permalinks to remain example.com/smth ) Now you have … Read more