WordPress rewrites rules invisibly translate pretty permalinks to the non-pretty format internally, and set the appropriate variables and load the requested page, you don’t need to do anything in your template to load posts from a category on a category page. The cat query var specifically will be set to the ID of the requested … Read more
I found that the reason flush_rewrite_rules(); wasn’t working was because switch_to_blog doesn’t re-initialize some of the properties of $wp_rewrite (not to mention other parts of WP), so flush_rewrite_rules was still generating some of the rules based on the permalink structure of the current blog (which is not the same), rather than the switched-to blog (84). … Read more
This is the simplest way to add .html, which involves overriding the default permastructure: function wpse_178112_permastruct_html( $post_type, $args ) { if ( $post_type === ‘product’ ) add_permastruct( $post_type, “{$args->rewrite[‘slug’]}/%$post_type%.html”, $args->rewrite ); } add_action( ‘registered_post_type’, ‘wpse_178112_permastruct_html’, 10, 2 ); http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_permastruct For categories: function wpse_178112_category_permastruct_html( $taxonomy, $object_type, $args ) { if ( $taxonomy === ‘product_cat’ ) add_permastruct( … Read more
because the_title() expects a string for the $before and $after args, you need to use the string version of the permalink, in a string concatenation; <?php the_title(‘<h2 class=”wow”><a href=”‘.get_permalink().'”>’, ‘</a></h2>’); ?> you also had a missing >. https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_permalink/
I’m not sure why you would want to do this in the first place or need custom post types. Removing the post type name from the URL completely would most likely cause conflicts between posts and pages. One way would be to have your permalinks just /%postname% (change in Settings > Permalinks on the dashboard). … Read more
This is what you are looking for get_post_type_archive_link( $post_type );
I wouldn’t bother with the readme file as probably no hacker bothers to check your WP version before trying to hack into the site. Will not bother with anything in /wp-includes and /wp-admin because I trust the core team to make that code secure in the default installation, and those file don’t contain any information … Read more
You can use sanitize_title() function: $string = “This is title string”; // return “this-is-title-string” $slug = sanitize_title( $string ); You can also filter the result of sanitize_title() function using sanitize_title filter: add_filter( ‘sanitize_title’ , ‘sanitize_filter_callback’, 10, 3 ); function sanitize_filter_callback( $title, $raw_title, $context ) { // do something }
This can be done using the wp_insert_post_data hook. function house_post_slug( $data ) { if ( $data[‘post_type’] == ‘houses’ ) { $permalink = ”; if ( isset ( $_POST[‘ACF Code Field’] ) ) { $permalink = $_POST[‘ACF Code Field’]; } if ( isset ( $_POST[‘post_title’] ) ) { $permalink .= ‘-‘ . $_POST[‘post_title’]; } $data[‘post_name’] = … Read more
use get_permalink instead of the_permalink and manipulate it however you’d like via php.