get_the_terms returns an array of terms – so $terms is an array. Therefore, your condition: if( $terms->slug != ‘product-gallery’ ) will always return false, and therefore skip every post every time. Try if ( in_array( ‘product-gallery’, $terms ) ) continue; The above is untested.
As @E pointed out, this is handled in Permalink Settings. To access these settings, look in the Admin menu on the left side of your screen. Under ‘Settings’ click on ‘Permalinks’ In ‘Permalinks’ you can see all of your various options for how to format the permalinks. It sounds like you want to use the … Read more
Try this: $post = get_post($post_id); $slug = $post->post_name;
Looks like your canonical URL is set to http://www.ideabroad.com/question/. I suspect your Yoast SEO plugin is doing this. You need to reconfigure it appropriately.
After doing some research I found following code, made it a plugin (you have to create a php file and give it a name,copy code below into that file and place it in your plugins folder). It is not my code so therefore I put references to the author and original source-code and links to … Read more
WordPress as a content management system organizes pieces of data into categorizations. It calls any individual piece of data that it might manipulate or display a “post”, and any way to classify or organize that piece of data a “taxonomy”. But not every post is the same, and there are often groups of posts that … Read more
You could do this like saving post meta. You would unhook out of the current hook and update the post, if you don’t do that you will end up in an infinite loop: /** * Save Custom Data * @param int $post_id * @param Post Object $post */ function save_custom_meta_boxes( $post_id, $post ) { // … Read more
This code is used after <head> and before <body> and is supposed to get current page’s slug. It works great, however it will get the slug of first blog post when on “general” blog page. $post is going to be set to the first post in the Loop when the page loads. On “page” pages … Read more
I think I found the solution: add_filter(‘wp_insert_post_data’,’reset_post_date’,99,2); function reset_post_date($data,$postarr) { //update post time on status change $data[‘post_date’] = $data[‘post_modified’]; $data[‘post_date_gmt’] = $data[‘post_modified_gmt’]; //also update title and add the current date to title $data[‘post_title’] = ‘Your Default Title – ‘. current_time ( ‘m-d-Y’ ); //also update the slug of the post for the URL $data[‘post_name’] = … Read more
This is most likely a matter of configuring CPT registrations. register_post_type() has a lot of arguments related to visibility and access. On top of my head to prevent CPT from having front-end links and queries you would want to set publicly_queryable to false.