Change Admin URL
I’ve always just included a redirect in htaccess, but I’m sure there’s a fancier way. redirect 301 /wp-admin /wordpress/wp-admin
rewrite-rules
How to programatically create a simple HTML page using the permalink of a WordPress post?
How to programatically create a simple HTML page using the permalink of a WordPress post?
add_rewrite_rule is not fired
add_rewrite_rule is not fired
Why doesn’t WP update my .htaccess file?
Pretty Permalink parsing happens internally within WordPress, any permalink setting other than default uses the same .htaccess rules, because all variants simply direct any request which is not a physical directory or file to WordPress.
Rewriting URLs with query strings and preserving them
Rewriting URLs with query strings and preserving them
add_rewrite_rule works only with one “directory”
add_rewrite_rule works only with one “directory”
rewrite rules social share links
The rel canonical link points to http://www.teamrealty.ca/listing-details/, which returns a 500 internal server error response code. You can try to remove the canonical action before wp_head() is called on those pages: remove_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘rel_canonical’ );
.htaccess RewriteBase equivalent for WordPress – Passing a URL as a variable without getting a 404
It wouldn’t give you exactly that format, but you could add a rewrite endpoint named slide and get the format http://www.sitename.com/gallery/slide/2/: function wpd_add_slide_endpoint(){ add_rewrite_endpoint( ‘slide’, EP_PAGES ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpd_add_slide_endpoint’ ); Then you could localize your script to pass the slide number, using get_query_var(‘slide’) to fetch the current value.
Custom post type child page 404
When you register a new post type for the first time, you need to visit Settings -> Permalinks so WordPress can set up the permalink rules for it. You don’t even need to hit save, visiting the page is enough.
Rewrite the WordPress URL from custom plugin
plugin_dir_url( __FILE__ ) will return the URL of the current files directory. Usage would be: $url = plugin_dir_url( __FILE__ ) . ‘/newfolder/newfolder/index.php’;