I use the Custom Permalinks plugin for WordPress. With it, you can choose the permalink of each post/page individually. It is great for situations like yours where you want to fine tune the URLs in some corner cases.
Theoretically, you could hook into wp_head and echo your tags from within your callback: function wpse_36395_meta_tags() { echo ‘<meta name=”description” content=”Your Description” />’; } add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘wpse_36395_meta_tags’ ); But note that if a theme already has the tag(s) hardcoded into its <head></head> section, you’ll end up with duplicate tags. Whether that’s more desirable than missing … Read more
Your robots file as of right now: User-agent: Googlebot Disallow: User-agent: * Disallow: Disallow: /cgi-bin/ Disallow: /wp-admin/ Disallow: /wp-includes/ Sitemap: http://www.yadfaeq.com You aren’t specifying anything for Googlebot so you should remove it. Additionally, Disallow: could be interpreted as Disallow: / which would block your entire site. What your robots file should be: User-agent: * Disallow: … Read more
It is true that WordPress stores your page/post content in a database. Every CMS does this, however. Googlebot crawls links so it will see the public or front-end version of the page that WordPress produces at each URL. WordPress will serve up the page content from the database along with the theme/template/css rules in effect … Read more
WAY #1 – cPanel I assume your host is using cPanel managing your Server. Browse domainname.com/cpanel, login their with cPanel credential: Change the values according the following image: Don’t forget to check the “Wildcard Redirect” to redirect all the subfolder/subpages also (Thanks to @RobertHue). Add the redirection and you are done. WAY #2 – .htaccess … Read more
These links are generated by alx_social_links() function. So in your theme’s functions.php file, search for alx_social_links() function and this link specifically. echo ‘<li><a rel=”nofollow” class=”social-tooltip” ‘.$title.’ ‘.$link.’ ‘.$target.’><i ‘.$icon.’ ‘.$color.’></i></a></li>’; and remove rel=”nofollow” from it. So this will be the new link. echo ‘<li><a class=”social-tooltip” ‘.$title.’ ‘.$link.’ ‘.$target.’><i ‘.$icon.’ ‘.$color.’></i></a></li>’; It will remove nofollow tag … Read more
Normally, if there’s a WordPress file on disk, that’ll be served first directly by Apache or Nginx, before WordPress gets involved. This is done in your virtualhost config, e.g. in Nginx you’ll typically find the following, which tells it to try actual files first before letting index.php handle the URL and generate a page on … Read more
You could do something like this in your header.php file (or where ever you are setting your page titles in your templates) <?php if (isset($_GET[‘user’])) : ?> <title>Entries from <?php echo(htmlspecialchars($_GET[‘user’], ENT_QUOTES)) ?></title> <?php else: ?> <title>Normal page title here</title> <?php endif; ?> Without more info on what plugin you are using, or how your … Read more
You would most likely need to use an plugin like Media File Renamer for that or change the image name before the upload.
When I go to the dashboard>settings>permalinks and click save changes, this code disappears It sounds like WordPress is overwriting your htaccess file when you save. Thus, your changes are gone. Perhaps set this up outside of the htaccess in the apache config? Or ask your host to do this for you. Then WP can’t overwrite … Read more