How to create custom url structure based on custom post type rewrite slug, taxonomy and category slug?
How to create custom url structure based on custom post type rewrite slug, taxonomy and category slug?
url-rewriting
Redirect HTTP to HTTPS for all sub domains (blog posts)
You should set your blog url to https://yourdomain.com You can do this in the /wp-admin/options-general.php page the setting is WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL)
A clean custom rewrite rule for weekly archives
A clean custom rewrite rule for weekly archives
WordPress author url to alias domain url? domain.com/author/{username}/
WordPress author url to alias domain url? domain.com/author/{username}/
“View post” leads to odd URL
“View post” leads to odd URL
Use same slug base for Custom Post Type posts, and multiple taxonomy terms
Use same slug base for Custom Post Type posts, and multiple taxonomy terms
Translate custom post type and taxonomy slug in URL?
So firstly whilst this may be possible I imagine that it is probably not best practice. This is because semantically, and for SEO it makes more sense to have fewer URLs. It could be understood that if your page is /en/foo and I want to switch to French, I can just go to /fr/foo. People … Read more
Rewrite Rule Working for all but one of the taxonomies created
Rewrite Rule Working for all but one of the taxonomies created
How Can I Change the Custom Post Type Slug to the Taxonomy Slug in the URL?
How Can I Change the Custom Post Type Slug to the Taxonomy Slug in the URL?
add_rewrite_rule with query variables
First of all, Your code does not work because rewrite rules need to be flushed ( function flush_rewrite_rules ), and they need to be flushed for every $id change. Generally this is very bad idea, for performance reasons. You should add rewrite rule only with post_type=product, as You want to pass “p” as $_GET parameter … Read more