Standard Regex syntax doesn’t work in WordPress rewrite rule
Standard Regex syntax doesn’t work in WordPress rewrite rule
Standard Regex syntax doesn’t work in WordPress rewrite rule
WordPress does not work this way. At least it’s not recommended to cook WordPress this way because it uses different concepts you won’t see in most other CMS and frameworks. It’d be better to create a custom post type. In this case, your job offer postings permalinks will look like this: site.com/job-offfer/… In this case, … Read more
Here’s a solution to the problem. Not sure it’s the best one, but it does work. From lots of reading and a bit of poking around in the wordpress core (code), it seems that non_wp rewrite rules only work on Apache. DevKinsta is Nginx-based, and there’s precious little out there at this deep level on … Read more
Post pages are redirecting to the 404 page in wordpress
Allow child pages with the same base as the CPT slug
How to add page category slug to base url
Can you try by adding the following rules at the end of your .htaccess file? RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^example.com/wordpress$ [OR] RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.example.com/wordpress$ RewriteRule (.*)$ https://example.com/$1 [R=301,L] Replace example.com with your website url. Even if it works and doesn’t cause an infinite redirect, this is not the correct solution. I’ll try and take a … Read more
add_rewrite_rule doesn’t work when trying to add a new parameter at the end of URL
WP-Include rewrite directory
You can customize your permalink structure to include “blogs” for posts. Here are the steps to do that: Go to your WordPress dashboard and click on “Settings” > “Permalinks”. Select the “Custom Structure” radio button. In the text field, enter “/blogs/%postname%/” (without the quotes). Click the “Save Changes” button. This will set the permalink structure … Read more