It sounds like you need get_author_posts_url() which “Gets the URL of the author page for the author with a given ID.” If you have set the custom permalink correctly it should work. If you really are looking for actual page IDs, there is no page ID for an author archive page. Those pages are dynamically … Read more
Since you’re using rewrite tags (dynamic values) in your slug, you don’t have a “real” rewrite base for the archive URL. Instead of true, set it to something like videos & re-save your permalinks: ‘has_archive’ => ‘videos’, …should give you a post type archive for example.com/videos/
First, create a single states page. Add a query var to hold the state value, wpd_state: function wpd_query_vars( $qvars ) { $qvars[] = ‘wpd_state’; return $qvars; } add_filter( ‘query_vars’, ‘wpd_query_vars’ , 10, 1 ); Add a rewrite rule to capture the state from the URL, set the wpd_state query var, and load the page states: … Read more
I would argue this is micro-optimisation and your efforts will be better spent elsewhere – an extra 80 rules is a blink in the total WordPress runtime (they’re just a foreach loop with a preg_match). You are much better off making sure that any custom database tables are designed effectively, your queries are efficient, and … Read more
WP permalink handling is sort of layered. They underlying “ugly” permalinks capture the actual logic of the system and the “pretty” permalinks are just cosmetic enhancement on top of it. Even when pretty permalinks are enabled, the original ugly permalinks still continue to work. But under normal circumstances they get redirected to a pretty version. … Read more
Well, from what I can see, the reason for your wrong middle part is that it is hard coded in the slug? ‘slug’ => ‘behandelingen/behandeling_categorie’,
I have an idea, let’s see if it helps you. You may create separate pages for each pdf file and make Reports page as parent of these pages. Then inside the child pages, you can embed the pdf files with a PDF Reader plugin or simply using an iframe tag. Thanks
If you want to change your WordPress Address (URL) one option is to make use of this tool: http://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/ Just download it, upload it to your server, extract its files and access it via your browser. Example: Suppose your WordPress Address (URL) and your Site Address (URL) are “http://www.example.com” (without quotes obviously). So if you … Read more
You just need to set the slug to literally parent/movie. If you’re doing it in code you set the ‘rewrite’ => ‘slug’ argument to ‘parent/movie’. If it’s in a plugin it would depend on the plugin, but there should be a setting for “slug” or similar.
All internal rules must point to index.php. This isn’t your theme’s index.php file, this is the main core WordPress bootstrap file. Rewrite rules set query vars, query vars get parsed into queries, those queries have template files associated with them depending on type. Internal rewrite rules never point directly to theme files. If you want … Read more