home_url on IIS missing permalink index.php
You can filter home_url: add_filter( ‘home_url’, ‘wpse102523_home_url’ ); function wpse102523_home_url( $url ) { return $url . ‘index.php/’; } Reference: Adam Brown’s Filter Database
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change the url in wordpress
Easiest way is to install Quick Page/Post Redirect Plugin. Then you’ll just have to create a new page with the Title (and Permalink) country when editing this page you’ll then have the possibility to redirect it to the other page.
Preventing Canonical Redirect for CDN
This can not work in the way you want. If wordpress is on example.com then all the auto generated links will point to example.com even for pages that are on the CDN under the www.example.com domain. This will result that after the first page being served from the CDN many other pages will be served … Read more
How to add a forward slash to the end of wordpress home?
It depands on property use_trailing_slashes of WP_Rewrite object, which is set based on your permalinks_structure. Please open Settings -> Permalinks. If your Custom Structure ends with / all urls will be forsed to use slash, if no – no.
What is the best way to revert to www version of domain name?
You can change it at settings -> general, update Site address and wordpress address. With my site wordpress automatically redirects the domain to www.
Is it risky if I update all url in the database due to my site url changed?
I have updated the URLs stored in the database when the domain has changed. Here are the things to watch for: In the posts table, the post_content will have any embedded links. These you can change without issue. Again in the posts table, the gid would change if you do a global search and replace. … Read more
Plugin Development – Get Admin Url (Including cases where wp-admin is not used)
That’s why the last line of the get_admin_url contains the line: return apply_filters( ‘admin_url’, $url, $path, $blog_id ); Any valid modification of the admin URL will be via that filter, so get_admin_url is the correct function to use in all cases.
Proper way to have multiple installs with a single database
Silly me, I posted this before doing a proper investigation. The issue isn’t with WordPress, it was instead with how Polylang (translation plugin) handled the site url. The solution was to put define(‘PLL_CACHE_HOME_URL’, false); in the wp-config.php before I changed the URL using the WP constants.
Alternatives to site_url() and get_template_directory_uri()
Do you have to use localhost for any particular reason? The easiest fix for this will be to make those functions work correctly by putting a real hostname or ip address into the site address field in WordPress settings. Look in Settings > General Settings.
How to make tag pages look as /tags/%tagname%/ in the URL?
Go to Settings -> Permalinks page. In the Tag Base field simply enter tag and Save. 🙂