As suspected, this needed a rewrite rule.. I don’t know why post_link filter didn’t need a rewrite rule added.. function ba_rewrite() { add_rewrite_rule(‘^([^/]*)?.php’, ‘index.php?pagename=$matches[1]’, ‘top’); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘ba_rewrite’ );
WordPress Pagination Not Working After Transfer from Localhost
If you are dealing with a category page, you would simply use conditional tags, as suggested by @milo: if ( is_category( ‘cat-1’ ) ) { $url=”my-background-image-url-1.ext”; } else if ( is_category( ‘cat-2’ ) ) { $url=”my-background-image-url-2.ext”; } remember, you could pass in a category slug as well as a category name or an array containing … Read more
Don’t name your custom page template archive.php. If you refer to the Template Hierarchy, you’ll see that archive.php is the template WordPress loads for archives if a more specific template isn’t available.
I added a rewrite rule manually. add_rewrite_rule(‘^bar([^/]+)(/[0-9]+)?/?$’,’index.php?bar=$matches[1]’,’top’); right after add_action(‘init’, ‘register_taxonomy_bar’); in functions.php. But WordPress is SERIOUSLY DENSE in translating /bar/foo/ to barfoo?bar=foo and I don’t know how to get around this nonsensical “barfoo” in the path. I also have no idea what it’ll do to paging. Also this has to be defined for each … Read more
I bet you have a page named “Blog” with a slug “blog” in your system too? You can’t have that with the permalink structure you have created because the permalink for this page would also be /blog/ and therefore cause a conflict. Try changing the slug of the page “blog” to something else.
I would suggest a combination of using pages for the parent directory content and comments handling e.g with the slug/cars-home/ and a custom post type to gather each single cars e.g. /cars/red/. — /cars/red/ (single CPT) — /cars/blue/ (single CPT) — /cars/white/ (single CPT) –/cars-home/ (page) Next you can either add a custom loop to … Read more
I would strongly suggest leaving IIS alone and implement your requirements in WordPress: /** * Remove category base from “newcat” permalink. * * @param string $link * @param object $term * @return string */ function wpse_175424_term_link( $link, $term ) { if ( $term->taxonomy === ‘category’ && $term->slug === ‘newcat’ ) $link = home_url( user_trailingslashit( $term->slug … Read more
get_page_by_title() returns a object by default and get_permalink() needs the ID as first parameter. Try: $mypagename = “My First Page”; $permalink = get_permalink( get_page_by_title( $mypagename )->ID );
In WordPress website, if you enter number like ABC.com/blog/1232132 then it will redirect to the same page because this number are not come under any category of the permalink. So that when you enter this kind of URL then it will redirect to its current page.