Custom permalinks with hierarchical taxonomy – getting PHP warning
Custom permalinks with hierarchical taxonomy – getting PHP warning
rewrite-rules
How to change custom post type permalink structure
How to change custom post type permalink structure
add_rewrite_rule – Additional subpages for author pages
Which works great when going to this URL: http://mylocalsite.site/?author=1&author_view=pinboard Yes, and that is because in that URL, the author value is a user ID. But in the “pretty” version of that URL (e.g. http://mylocalsite.site/author/admin/pinboard), WordPress uses the user’s “nice name” (from the user_nicename column in the wp_users table) which by default is the same as … Read more
What to write in the htaccess in order to detect browser language and point accordingly?
What to write in the htaccess in order to detect browser language and point accordingly?
How to preserve the query string while using add_rewrite_rule and default public query vars
How to preserve the query string while using add_rewrite_rule and default public query vars
WordPress shows front page, when it should show 404 with pagination style urls
WordPress shows front page, when it should show 404 with pagination style urls
Adding rewrite rule dynamically
The issue with your updated code is that because you are using add_rewrite_rule() inside the filter, it can’t properly add it to the top of the list. You can see this if you dump out the $rules array. Because it gets added to the end of the $rules list, WP steps in beforehand to match … Read more
How to add a custom redirect rule for Post as subdomains?
How to add a custom redirect rule for Post as subdomains?
How do I add /blog/ as a prefix to permalink structure for posts, categories & tags?
How do I add /blog/ as a prefix to permalink structure for posts, categories & tags?
Disabling direct access to images using .htaccess
I have added the following rewrite rule to my .htaccess (above the previous rewrite rule): RewriteRule ^wp-content/uploads/(.*)$ dl-file.php?file=$1 [QSA,L] You presumably have another .htaccess file in the /wp subdirectory that contains the main WordPress directives (ie. # BEGIN WordPress etc.). You should be adding the above rule to the /wp/.htaccess file, not the one in … Read more