I never found the real reason for this issue. However this “bugfix” did solve the issue for me: add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘handle_strange_bug’, 10 ); // “Fixes” the strange bug… function handle_strange_bug() { global $post; $post_id = 123; // This is the post that makes problems. /* ===== Start of the bugfix. * * If the $post->ID … Read more
Your theme probably uses more than one menu – but which ones is visible depends on whether you are viewing the website on a big or a small screen. Check the source files and make sure the link is the same in both menus.
“regular” pages not found after changing permalink
homepage olderposts link showing page not found
“I want to modify the get_the_title function” — Do you mean you want to modify WordPress’s get_the_title(), or simply modify what it returns? If the former, I must strongly advise against it. You shouldn’t hack core files in WordPress. If you want to modify what it returns, use the the_title filter.
On the admin panel, under Settings -> General Settings, make sure the “WordPress Address (URL)” and “Site Address (URL)” are correct. Also, check out the WordPress StackExchange.
How to update all permalinks in site
Do look at the .htaccess file and check the RewriteBase. It should be commented out or read: RewriteBase / It sounds like it might be written as: RewriteBase /xyz Where xyz is the name of the folder controlling your subdomain. Also, what happens when you hit save twice on the Permalinks page?
Pagination is not working, how to trace it properly?
first load of the page gives 404 error