yes, use the redirection plugin. redirect all traffic from blog.mysite.com to mysite.com and use the plugin for a second redirect to the actual page. After you moved the site and change the htacess run a crawler on mysite.com and fix the 404 errors that you will see.
you have just choose the plain option
I ended going the CPT route, as I couldn’t figure out other way. Just added a bunch of logic to duplicate/modify/delete the normal posts when needed. <?php // function for the CPT function SU_kuuma_kysymys_type() { // creating (registering) the custom type register_post_type( ‘kuuma_kysymys’, /* (http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_post_type) */ // let’s now add all the options for this … Read more
Have you updated the links in your database? Are they still pointing to your live site? Sorry, I will elaborate. If you download your database you will see that the url for your live site will appear several times. For example: INSERT INTO `wpfr_options` (`option_id`, `option_name`, `option_value`, `autoload`) VALUES (1, ‘siteurl’, ‘http://www.yourwebsite.com’, ‘yes’), The quickest … Read more
In your example Change this: public function custom_permastruct() { add_permastruct(‘language’, ‘%lang%’, false); } to this: public function custom_permastruct() { add_rewrite_tag(‘%lang%’,'(lang)s’,’post_type=”); add_permastruct(“language’, ‘%lang%’, false); } Please note that this will only work on WordPress 3.4+ Other ways of doing it: You need to create a new permalink and after to set some rewrite rules. The function … Read more
The permalinks settings will be like this: example.com/custompost example.com/category example.com/customtax So you can do: localhost/testwp/education
Pretty sure you could use the Rewrite API to pull this off in your theme’s functions.php file.
You can do this by adding this line of code to your Register_post_type $args Function array: $args array ‘with_front’ => false, this will remove the blog from the front of the CPT that you add this line. Remember to flush permalinks after you add it and save. from the codex: ‘with_front’ => bool Should the … Read more
For those who may come along: In addition to your proposed answer, you can use the .htaccess file in your web root directory. These often get missed as they are hidden files on linux systems. You can check and make sure that was copied over, or make a new file and paste the rewrite rules … Read more
You shouldn’t need to do any of that. When you set up a category in the backend of a WordPress website, the archive is normally created/taken care of for you. So if you create a category called ‘Massive Dogs’ and you got to “/massive-dogs’ after you have created a post in that category (and the … Read more