Have you already tried to flush permalinks? See https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-regenerate-your-permalinks-in-wordpress/ Then I would start debugging the value of snek_results.ajaxurl
When I refresh the error page, it just refreshes. If the rule has been put in the correct place in the .htaccess file (ie. near the top of the file before the existing WordPress code block) then you shouldn’t be seeing an “error page” at all (if the redirect occurred correctly). (If you place this … Read more
There is a function called wp_unique_post_slug which is called whenever you save a post. This function contains a filter of the same name that you can use to modify the slug, depending on, for instance, the post type. This example will prepend the slug with the post type, so you can see from the slug … Read more
You could do something like the following, this should go in your Child Theme’s functions.php or if not using a Child Theme then add to a custom plugin: function hide_permalink_metabox( $is_post_edit_page ) { if ( !current_user_can(‘update_core’) ) { // allows Admins to edit the permalink echo ‘<style> div#edit-slug-box {display:none!important;} </style>’; } You may need to … Read more
I dont know how I missed out on that while looking for aproaches, but I have a working solution now based on this answer. I modified it to check for slashes in $query->request, if there is none I first look for my custom post type (get_posts() with’slug’ => $query->request). If no post is found I … Read more
We can type ctrl+k in the editor to activate the link search: that will search in all public post types. We can also type [[ in the editor to get the link inserter for latest posts.
So the problem was in the custom rest route which had the call to flush_rewrite_rules() which (as far as I can see) resetted the permalinks to default somehow and messed up the permalink structure. Once we removed all the calls to the custom route no 404 happened.
You can use the post_link filter to do this. Example: function modify_post_link( $url, $post, $leavename=false ) { if ( $post->post_type == ‘post’ ) { $url = str_replace(home_url(), ‘https://preview.domain.com’, $url); } return $url; } add_filter( ‘post_link’, ‘modify_post_link’, 10, 3 ); In fact, with this you don’t even need your previous filter for get_sample_permalink.
WordPress is expecting http, but you’re visiting with https which is causing the mixed content error. Setting your site and address URLs to use https should solve your problem. If you can’t use https in the admin, then you’ll need to try ways to tell WordPress to use https only on the frontend. Try something … Read more
Instead of hard-coding the pages, categories and sidebars in your template file(s) you could consider registering a custom metabox to store the category relation (i.e. the category term ID) in the page post meta. This way you could make the sidebar handling dynamic. The first step would be to register, render and handle the saving … Read more