Unable to access a folder that does not belong to WordPress installation
Unable to access a folder that does not belong to WordPress installation
Unable to access a folder that does not belong to WordPress installation
The Theme setting issue after migration. Here are a few steps you can follow: This issue is WordPress side if migrated WordPress theme and settings are removed or reset. Homepage Settings: Go to Settings → Reading in the WordPress dashboard and ensure that your homepage is set to display a specific page or the latest … Read more
With @Caleb‘s help we’ve sorted this. The main problem was that the rewrite parameter on the custom taxonomies was not set to false. Doing this removed /articles/ from the permalinks to these archives. We changed this: $rewrite = isset( $taxonomy[‘rewrite’] ) ? $taxonomy[‘rewrite’] : array( ‘slug’ => $taxonomy[‘slug’] ); $hierarchical = isset( $taxonomy[‘hierarchical’] ) ? … Read more
For this I suggest you to use the modified code in the given steps: Step 1: You need to replace your code given in step 1 with this code. function jpb_custom_meta_permalink( $link, $post ) { $post_meta = get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘<insert your meta key here>’, true ); if ( empty( $post_meta ) || !is_string( $post_meta ) … Read more
This is not a solution, but this works some of the times. Try changing each and every relevant settings there is. Since we changed the permalink structure to ‘custom permalink’ the issue has been gone. We were hesitant to change the permalink settings at first because that had caused all our global_colours to ‘invalid’. However, … Read more
Can’t Remove Unnecessary Slug
Is everything I need to code here? If it works then yes! If it does not work then no there is stuff missing. Only you can answer this by opening the site and checking if it does what it’s supposed to do. Is the code missing any WordPress best practices? This is a very open … Read more
get_the_permalink() returns the permalink as a string and doesn’t echo it. You either need to echo this yourself <?php echo get_the_permalink(); ?> as you’ve got in some of your other <?php tags, or you can use the helper function the_permalink() which does echo <?php the_permalink(); ?> the same pattern as you’ve used for the_title(). Note … Read more
Instead of hardcoding the slug, instead store the ID in an option and then use it to call get_permalink(). You can also avoid hardcoding the $baseUrl and rely on a nav menu or button block instead so that it automatically updates. For example, $page_id = …..; // maybe a `get_option` call or something else? Depends … Read more
You can dynamically change the permalink of a specific page programmatically. We can achieve this with the help of WordPress hooks and a custom function these two will update the page slug at a specified interval. Step 1 : We need to schedule a cron event that will update the page slug as per our … Read more