In WordPress, the request path, e.g. path/to/something as in example.com/path/to/something?query=string&if=any, is saved in WP::$request which is accessible via the global $wp variable, so in your case, you can do so to check if the page is /dashboard/products: global $wp; // Note: No trailing slashes. $is_my_page = ( ‘dashboard/products’ === $wp->request ); // Or without the … Read more
I usually struggle with this, however this time I managed it relatively easy. Main reference for this answer is here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Rewrite_API/add_rewrite_rule I’d like to use anything in the below as discipline. /artists/djave_co/anything First of all, I added a “rewrite tag” function custom_rewrite_tag() { add_rewrite_tag(‘%discipline%’, ‘([^&]+)’); } add_action(‘init’, ‘custom_rewrite_tag’, 10, 0); Next, I did print_r($wp_query->query_vars) on … Read more
Okay! So I got this working by just changing the rewrite_rule to include the event… function aca_award_cat_rewrite_rule() { add_rewrite_rule( ‘^awards/([^/]*)/award-category/([^/]*)/?’, ‘index.php?competition=$matches[1]&award_category=$matches[2]’, ‘top’ ); }
First, you need to register the %office% rewrite tag: // First, add the rewrite tag. add_rewrite_tag( ‘%office%’, ‘([^/]+)’, ‘post_type=office_members&office_name=” ); // Then call add_permastruct(). add_permastruct( “office_members’, … ); Then, add the custom office_name arg to the public query vars so that WordPress reads/parses it from the URL: add_filter( ‘query_vars’, function ( $vars ) { $vars[] … Read more
This is somewhat opinion based answer, and is specific to SEO, not necessarily WordPress. Generally a URL should refer to a specific entity, and a/b/c often implies a relationship between a/b/c like b is a parent or container of c, a is a parent or container of b. So it doesn’t make much sense that … Read more
Taking a look at the template hierarchy, it says you should use single-course.php. The template hierarchy lists how. WP decides which template to load, and all the valid values
No, there is no permalink. Because it’s a bespoke URL there’s nothing to latch on to. You’d need to generate such a function yourself from scratch. Luckily, your URL is just the word login/ with an ID on the end, so when you need a URL, just write out login/ and put the ID on … Read more
“hi” message is displayed instead of “hello” in the second example Yes, because that’s how it works: query_vars is a hook for registering custom query vars that are public, so if the URL query string contains the custom query var, then WordPress will set the query var to the value parsed from the query string. … Read more
The following assumes that the Podcast Archive will have a different slug than the Podcast Page. Otherwise, WordPress won’t know which resource to serve when the user visits /podcasts/. Give the Taxonomy a default term. This ensures that every Podcast lands in a category and will have a category in the permalink. See register_taxonomy() for … Read more
Try the following steps: Add the rewrite rules for the <language>/blog/%category%/%post_id% structure. I used the post_rewrite_rules hook to add the rewrite rules, but for generating the rewrite rules, I used WP_Rewrite::generate_rewrite_rules() the same way WordPress core used it to generate the rewrite rules for the default permalink structure (that you set via the Permalink Settings … Read more