First of all – I tryed to make this work to changing nav-menu-template.php Never edit a core file! This is always a bad idea. At best, you will lose your changes when core updates. To do this, you can use the nav_menu_link_attributes filter to modify the href attribute. This filter will be applied to each … Read more
I was able to figure out the problem, and for the sake of posterity, I’m posting the answer here. Basically, the new apache2.conf file that was added when I updated my web server had the following lines in it (my document root is /var/www): <Directory /var/www/> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None Require all granted </Directory> … Read more
You should use get_permalink function and pass $page as an argument. foreach( $page_children as $page ) : echo $page->post_title; get_permalink($page); endforeach;
You can accomplish this with add_rewrite_rule(). I personally like to show this example in a class to make it copy/paste ready. You could throw this in a plugin or functions.php — some place that loads this code before query_vars, parse_request and init. The goal is to add rewrite rules, make sure you can add custom … Read more
You can modify the permalinks using the the_permalink filter and add a rewrite rule using add_rewrite_rule to redirect the new permalinks to the standard post link. function mysite_modify_permalink($url) { global $post; //if taxonomy archive for Series get term $term = is_tax(‘Series’)?get_query_var(‘term’):”; if(empty($term)) { //if no term was found //get all Series terms for current post … Read more
For the list of authors, the simplest solution is to create a page with the slug author, then create a page-author.php template where you’ll add your own code to list authors. All views in WordPress are a post or list of posts- there’s no concept of an author list, or a list of terms in … Read more
I’m not sure if I should assume that you were issuing your examples inside of the init hook, but if not that is the reason they weren’t working for you. So inside functions.php function sd_rewrite_rules() { add_rewrite_tag(‘%domain_name%’, ‘([^&]+)’); add_rewrite_rule(‘^/([^/]*)/?’,’index.php?domain_name=$matches[1]’,’top’); } add_action(‘init’, ‘sd_rewrite_rules’, 10, 0); Then if you wanted to retrieve the query variable to do … Read more
No, it’s not safe to use the /books/ URL for both a category base and custom post type base. WordPress uses the URLs to determine what type of content to serve. If you’ve set up 2 different types of content at the same URL, it won’t have any way to know which you’re requesting, and … Read more
Hi @racl101: I think what you are after is to use get_page_link($post->ID). The value $post will have been set by the default query to be equal to the post for the current page and should be in scope when your page template is run.
Use get_permalink() instead. (Codex ref.) Per the WordPress function-naming convention, most functions have two forms: the_*() and get_*(); the the_*() functions will print the output, and the get_*() functions will return the output.