You can accomplish the first part using the Quick Page/Post Redirect Plugin. Just set the Request URL to /resume and the Destination URL to /wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Resume-v4.pdf For the second part of your question, you can add a redirect rule to your .htaccess file: Redirect /wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Resume-old.pdf /resume The way you worded your question you actually would set … Read more
Is that correct? It’s correct that rules with a $after value of top (or anything other than bottom) will be placed above all other rules (that have been registered by the time your code runs). However, the rules would actually be in the same order add_rewrite_rule() is called, so as for the ones in question, … Read more
The problem, as you noted is with the .htaccess rewrite rules which – in the typical wp htaccess file – exclude physical files and directories from being processed by index.php and got served directly. I think the solution is in working with .htaccess adding a prioritary rule to let a file with query string being … Read more
Solved with: add_rewrite_rule(‘^foo/page/([0-9]+)/?$’, ‘index.php?category_name=category1&paged=$matches[1]’, ‘top’); add_rewrite_rule(‘^foo’, ‘index.php?category_name=category1’, ‘top’); The order between these two lines here is important. See also Permalink/Pagination issue: Category base name same as page name.
The part that modifies the blog post URLs/permalinks is in the mandoe_update_post_link() function (which is hooked on post_link), and the part that you need to adjust is this: return home_url( ‘/blog/’ . $post->post_name ); Just change the ‘/blog/’ . $post->post_name to ‘/blog/’ . $post->post_name . “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” and the URLs would end with a slash. However, … Read more
I think I solved my problem. So if you have your WordPress post permalink set to %category%/%postname%/, and you want this for custom post type and taxonomy, you could prepare your rewrite links for all generated taxonomy terms (cat-a, cat-b etc.). Code: add_filter( ‘rewrite_rules_array’, function($rules) { $categories = get_terms([‘taxonomy’ => ‘success-category’ ]); foreach ($categories as … Read more
By default, WordPress disallow 2 identical slugs because if you change your permalink structure for custom structure, you should be able to have in your case: https://example.com/saint-louis/ https://example.com/saint-louis/ And you can understand, it’s impossible. The only way is checking by code, you are not in “custom structure” and then save in db with the WordPress … Read more
You don’t need to do this. As long as your site URL in Settings is set to mydomain.tld/wordpress you don’t need to include /wordpress in your rewrite rules. If you look at the rewrite_rules option in the wp_options table you’ll see that none of the default rules are using it, because it’s not required.
It appears that WordPress cuts off the final / before it starts matching the URL. So make it optional in the regex and it should work: members/.+?/(.+)/?$ If the city and company parts will not contain slashes it could be even more clear to use [^/]+ to match them (“everything up to a slash”). Then … Read more
Parameter in add_permastruct() The third parameter of add_permastruct() is for the is_front parameter. This is a basename, which you can add to the default permalink structure of all your posts in the WordPress admin. For example, if you have set the permalink structure to /blog/%postname% the word blog will be prepended to your rule. In … Read more