If your WordPress installation is in the folder ‘sitename’, than this .htaccess should go in that folder. Not your theme folder. From the WordPress codex: WordPress’s index.php and .htaccess files should be together in the directory indicated by the Site address (URL) setting on your General Options page (http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permalinks)
The value of index ‘link’ of the array $plane_details is a string, and thus $value[0] gives you the first letter only. Just replace $value[0] by $value and all should be fine. Why are you referencing the value this way, anyway?
There is no template for “/widget”. Templates are about content types and not URL fragments. IMO your page hack is totally legit. Another way to handle this is to have a widgets category which is the parent of all other categories and change your permalink structure to /%category%/%postname%/
%postname% is not a mod_rewrite rewrite tag. You are going to have to write out the path. mod_rewrite operates before WordPress, or PHP, gets involved. You don’t have access to any of that functionality. If your “contact” page– the page named “contact”– has ID 213 you shouldn’t have to do anything to redirect, though. This … Read more
This appears to be due to code in your script.js. I’m guessing it is somehow a ‘feature’ of your theme. The URL after the hash allows the site to load the new page via ajax, into your home page. So effectively, the user never leaves the home page. I’m not sure what this would do … Read more
standard post with extra parameter brings permalink problem
Include other parameters in permalinks for better management of browser history
TCPDF and permalinks
Category pagination first link works, remaining don’t
strlen(”) in substr_replace will always evaluate to 0, which doesn’t replace anything. It just inserts the new url at $pos. You could use this: function modify_attachment_link( $markup, $id ) { $pos = strpos( $markup, ‘href’ ) + 6; $remainstring = substr( $markup, $pos ); $pos2 = strpos( $remainstring, “‘” ); $url = substr( $remainstring, 0, … Read more