I built a similar feature for my personal website, that consists of a new database table, WordPress admin page and some .htaccess rewrites. Unfortunately the setup is too involved with my particular installation to be useful as a plugin, but there are plenty of URL shortener plugins available already. A quick search yields this WP … Read more
The filter you are looking for is term_links-$taxonomy, where $taxonomy is the taxonomy name. This will filter the $term_links links array before outputting by the_terms(): add_filter(‘term_links-cities’, ‘ad_filter_links’); function ad_filter_links($term_links) { foreach ($term_links as $term_link) { $term_link = str_replace(‘<a ‘, ‘<a class=”fancybox”‘, $term_link); } return $term_links; }
Probably the best way to do this is as suggested above by using wp_localize_script. You haven’t mentioned how you’re including the javascript – but I’m going to assume you’re doing it the WordPress way. So, something like this: add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘wwm_enqueue_scripts’ ); function wwm_enqueue_scripts() { //see the documentation if you don’t understand what’s going on … Read more
I notice that to link to each post, I am calling get_permalink() and this is creating an extra DB query for each post. Not true. If you check the link to the very old trac ticket #18822 in the post that you have linked to, this issue was raised by @kaiser in 2011. The question … Read more
Got to Settings -> Permalinks -> In ‘Product permalink base’ select the ‘Shop base with category’ option. After saving if the .htaccess file is not writable then WordPress prompts you to create the .htaccess file and add the code which the mention after saving in the .htaccess file. The reason that it is giving 404 … Read more
You can replace the dash with something else, preferably not a hyphen, because that would be hard to parse back. In the following example, I use a dot. You have to change two parts: the outgoing permalinks (hook: “{$post_type}_link”) and the request (hook: request) parsing for “incoming permalinks”. The latter is harder, because it is … Read more
Try adding the following to your functions.php: function wpse221475_custom_rewrite_rules() { add_rewrite_rule( ‘^(special-project)?’, ‘index.php?post_type=projects&name=$matches[1]’, ‘top’ ); } add_action(‘init’, ‘wpse221475_custom_rewrite_rules’); Make sure to flush your rewrite rules after adding this rule. Visit: Dashboard -> Settings -> Permalinks Or if you wish, you can use flush_rewrite_rules() programmatically. To redirect requests for http://example.com/projects/special-project to http://example.com/special-project you can parse the … Read more
Finally after the holidays I returned back to this question. I chose to use Custom Taxonomies instead of Custom Fields. Here is why: It’s faster to make different queries (even if I will not have many posts) Most of these attributes are reusable (shared) They may be changed/modified easily in the future I’m not going … Read more
You can change the date links by directly modifying the date_structure: function wpd_change_date_structure(){ global $wp_rewrite; $wp_rewrite->date_structure=”news/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%”; } add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpd_change_date_structure’ ); Don’t forget to flush rewrite rules after the change. WordPress will use this to generate the rewrite rules for incoming requests as well as URL output when using API functions like get_year_link, so there’s … Read more
What is appearing at http://www.example.org/team-members/ is the ‘post type archive’ for your post type. It’s the automatically generated list of posts created by WordPress. If you don’t want the post type to have an archive you can disable the archive by setting the has_archive argument to false: register_post_type( ‘post_type_name’, array( ‘has_archive’ => false, ) ); … Read more