I’ve actually had a brain fart, and just figured it out.. Since I don’t have any single posts, there was no reason to even be rewriting the CPT itself. I simply removed the rewrite line from the CPT and everything is working perfectly.
I have discovered the problem. Documentroot in apache has changed, so updating this has fixed the problem
While I agree with @cybmeta that it sounds like an edge case considering WP, it’s a reasonable requirement. And we throw out questions that are too general 🙂 I’m sidestepping your exact question a little, as I can see that creating a number of posts and forcing their slugs to be non-unique might be a … Read more
get_post_permalink won’t work for draft or pending posts. But there are a couple workarounds you could use. Here there is a similar post with two options.
I think you may be mixing up a couple of concepts here. Use the new template page you made and name it archive-portfolio.php. This will display all portfolio post types in your new template at yoursite.com/portfolio and the url for the portfolio items should take care of itself. They will still be at yoursite.com/portfolio/item1 so … Read more
404 custom post type
(EDIT) Take the custom rules outside the # Begin WordPress (credit to Tim Malone) You can check if the file exists in the root and load it before the WordPress rules kick in: # check for a file, i.e register.php # load it if found and stop processing the rest of the rules with the … Read more
In general page URL are “last resort” match when nothing else fully matches the URL. This means that you can have something like example.com/category/cat1 be a URL of a category and example.com/category/cat1/page1 be a URL of a page. For the last to work you obviously need a grandpa page with slug “category” and a father … Read more
Hashes are used in web addresses to navigate to anchors on a specific position within a page. The part after the # symbol is never sent to the server. That’s probably why WordPress doesn’t allow hashes in URLs. If it did, you wouldn’t be able to access the page anyway.
Thanks to Andy, this is working: <li class=”comment-btn”> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/233408/<?php echo get_comments_link( $post->ID ); ?>”> <i class=”icon-comment”></i> </a> </li>