Configuring static page with add_rewrite_rule gives 404 after navigating to Permalinks admin panel
Pretty permalinks and rewrite rules are the same thing, so you need to have them turned on for custom rewrite rules to work.
Pretty permalinks and rewrite rules are the same thing, so you need to have them turned on for custom rewrite rules to work.
Permalink Setting Changes From Post Name to Default After Changing The Page Name
You would use the front-page.php template because it allows to have custom content and layout for your website’s static front page. You can edit content on your static front page from inside the WordPress admin if the front-page.php template contains the the_content() template tag or similar. It really depends on what your content and presentation … Read more
After looking for various solutions I have come up with an alternate solution that has solved my issue. I simply removed the /%category%/ base from the permalinks and installed the “No Category Base (WPML)” plugin and WordPress found my category template and is now showing all the posts from the “Show” category as an archive. … Read more
To do this properly you really need to be using a proper git workflow and something like capistrano or ansible for deploying your changes to stage. The database imports and exports will need to handled separately.
You can try using a cookie. If it’s the visitor’s first time, set a cookie. Let the user set the cookie once he clicks on the language he wants. You may refer to his sample WordPress Redirect based on the prescence of a cookie You may tweak it a bit to do something like if … Read more
Add wrapper for a specific sub-menu
You don’t have an ID in your wp_nav_menu call. Add ‘container_id’ => ‘navbarCollapse’, to the array you’re passing in. And remove the HTML below it that has all the commented out code in it.
REQUIRED: The theme uses the register_post_type() function, which is plugin-territory
sanitize_option_{$option} filter returns null