For now I used the sanitize_title filter, and removed all unwanted characters, which forces my users to use only [a-z0-9-] as a valid input for titles. ## Allow only [a-z0-9-] in the slug function my_clear_title($title) { $pattern = ‘/[^a-z_0-9- ]/i’; $replace_with=””; return preg_replace($pattern, $replace_with, $title); } add_filter(‘sanitize_title’, ‘my_clear_title’, 3, 1); I had to use a … Read more
You can change the slug as you want in wordpress. Just go to the post or to the page. Edit the Post or the Page you want to change the slug. On the right side there is a button: Screen Options. Click it and Check slug. Then you’ll manually can give what ever slug you … Read more
I might be completely missing what you want here, but it sounds like you’re saying you want the parent category’s slug to echo out, rather than the parent category’s human readable name. Rather than this: echo $parent->name; You just need this instead: echo $parent->slug; You can see a list of the properties here that are … Read more
There is no way this kind of functionality exist without some plugin/code to implement it and without doing actual rewrites. WordPress core do not know what is a “stop word” and do not believe in multiple URL for the same content. If a theme was changed, this might have been a code in the theme … Read more
I can’t comment yet, but I can answer – I think your problem may be that you’ve declared your $terms variable twice in your code, within your loop: <?php $terms = get_the_terms( $post->id, ‘knowledgebase_types’ ); ?> and <?php $terms = get_the_terms( $post->post_id, ‘knowledgebase_topics’ );?> Though some more information about what result you are actually seeing … Read more
You’ll need to write a rewrite rule to parse the URL and pull out the value of gallery-name and gallery-item-name. This will be tricky as there is nothing to distinguish your proposed URL structure from a hierarchical page structure. If you can throw in something that is always the same for all gallery URLs like … Read more
.htaccess not working after page slug change
Go to Categories/Tags Edit the Categories/Tags needed (you can quick edit the single ones to make it faster) Clear the Slug field (make it empty, not even a space) WordPress will then regenerate the slugs by itself.
In the Permalink settings page, you can add your custom permalink structure to make it like you want. By default, the value is /%postname%/ Check Custom structure and correct to /post/%postname%/ Save (of course !), it will flush the rewrite rules to get it work correctly.
Benoti posted the solution in comments: “Did you flush rewrite rules?” How to flush: https://www.webhostinghero.com/3-ways-to-flush-the-rewrite-cache-in-wordpress/