maybe try with php DOMDocument rather than regex. I don’t think all DOMDocument methods will work with just an html fragment and not a complete document, but for your needs it may be enough: <?php $dom= new DOMDocument(); $html=”<p>Some html with a <a href=”http://foo.com/”>link</a>. Some more text and <a href=”http://bar.com/”>another</a> link.</p>”; $dom->loadHTML( $html ); $dom->preserveWhiteSpace … Read more
This is almost assuredly a file/directory permissions issue. Try manually creating an empty .htaccess file, and giving it *644 permissions. Then see if WordPress can apply rewrite rules.
Looks like you’ve sorted the site out. I had the same problem recently working on a WordPress site someone else developed. The issue was they had registered custom post types and taxonomies with WordPress reserved slugs, like year and term for example. Also avoid registering custom post types and taxonomies that conflict with page or … Read more
WordPress offers a really straightforward API for that: endpoints. See this example or this. In your use case I would create an endpoint for the root named result or whatever and a callback listening to that endpoint. The actual form results should be stored in a custom, not public post type with the same title … Read more
I would like to recommend you to get acquainted with The Rewrite API: The Basics article. I do believe that you will be able to change your permalinks structure in the way you want, if you read and learn it carefully.
The the_permalink() function links to the single post view for the given post-type. As per the Template Hierarchy, the page used to render the single post view is single.php. So, if you want to modify the template used to render the page when clicking the_permalink(), create/modify single.php, or for a specific post-type, create/modify single-{posttype}.php. If … Read more
add /blog/ in your permalink settings: /blog/%category%/%postname%/ or /blog/%postname%/
If you are using pretty permalinks, all posts will have slugs. If you want to list these posts but make them unclickable, you might try creating a category especially for them, then checking for that category on your listing page.
I believe you are using wordpress on your website…To add read more text u just need to use the wordpress visual editor. In this the 12 no. button is used to add read more text…Use this to add read more, there may be possibility that while adding code you are making some error..
Try in the WordPress Backend: Settings » Permalinks – typically reachable via URL: http://domain.ext/wp-admin/options-permalink.php. Next time please take a look at the WooCommerce documentation, here Permalinks.