You can have each site with a separate database (individual copies of WP), or one database with multiple sites (WP Multisite). If you go Multisite, each sub-site can have its own domain assigned to it. Multisite has common themeing and plugins, although you can have a different theme for each sub-site.
General WordPress rule: when a function starts with get, it will return the value. If it starts with the, it echoes the value. Here, you need get_the_date(‘d-m-Y’) instead of the_date(‘d-m-Y’).
the best method is to rename the files before you upload them. WordPress doesn’t rename your files from what they are already called. However … once you upload an image you should see this page and – you can change the tile from 28.jpg to mona_lisa_smiles.jpg and then – click save changes
Yes you can … however this question is best suited for other SE forums as it doesn’t relate to WordPress In answer to your question, you login to you Domain Register and then you need to look for an option to configure Domain Forwarding to point all requests for seodomain.co.nz to domain.co.nz/somepage …
Use esc_attr() on data that is displayed in attributes, to prevent broken markup. However it seems weird overall to use attribute to contain whole post.
I don’t see any reason to change if all is working fine as it is, and you don’t need to add anything new supported by tag manger. I use my own plugin to integrate analytics and few other things, and I don’t plan to waste time doing exactly the same thing using different tools, and … Read more
If you want to rewrite Woocommerce templates, you can create the new directory named Woocommerce in your theme and add your customized templates here. In this case, you need to name the template files exactly as they are called in the plugin, you can see it here Schema.org markup is added by default in Woocommerce, … Read more
The main issue is Missing Properties – “The following required properties are missing: fb:app_id“. You need to add an fb:app_id. I also see an error for Extraneous properties specified. “The following properties are specified on the webpage but NOT supported for the specified og:type : fb:admin
It can’t hurt (except your robots.txt is publicly accessible, anyone can see your directory), but bots who honor the robots.txt file, will skip that directory anyway. If you don’t use any CGI scripts, I would simply block it in .htaccess.
If they are 404, you can’t put a noindex on them! You can put rel=nofollow on the links that link to the removed pages. It also helps to have a sitemap so that Google can track changes more easily.