I am not sure about complete scope of your requirements, but I would probably: Register special image size(s) that would be used instead of original. Tie watermarking to generation of that size. This way there is no need for dynamic image processing. As for your concern about older images having no watermark – you will … Read more
If you don’t want WordPress to overwrite your changes in .htaccess file, then make sure that you write your changes outside of the WordPress comment block, that is, either before or after this: # BEGIN WordPress … # END WordPress Think of this area as WordPress’ territory. Anything within this block, will be overwritten by … Read more
I agree with @robin and tend to use that search & replace tool (interconnectit) for more complex DB’s. For simple installs though, I like to use Peach, since it’s a slightly less involved process. I’ll often start off trying Peach, and then move to interconnectit’s tool if there are any issues with the transfer (I’ve … Read more
Not sure I exactly understand your problem, but it sounds like what you want to do could easily be accomplished using Custom post types: http://codex.wordpress.org/Post_Types#Custom_Types This would basically allow you to have an entire segment just for ‘learn’ completely separated from your general posts/blog – you could even give ‘learn’ it’s own styling by using … Read more
Add an endpoint to your post permalink, name it clean. In your callback for template_redirect use a special header.php or none at all. Do not forget to call exit;; otherwise WordPress will load the default template files later.
Answered from this thread. Summary: The .htaccess redirect for www/non-www… # www redirect RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^subdomain.com RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.subdomain.com/$1 [R=301,L] Put it ABOVE your WordPress rules on domain.com. Should work. Example: RewriteEngine On # DOMAIN #1 – Redirect non-www urls to www RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^domain1.com RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.domain1.com/$1 [R=301,L] # DOMAIN #2 – Redirect non-www … Read more
You can check for the permalink_structure option value. If this value is an empty string, WP is using the default permalink structure (/?var1=val1&var2=val2), otherwise WP will be using the pretty permalink structure (/val1/val2): if (” != get_option(‘permalink_structure’)) { // pretty permalink ‘/val1/val2’ … } else { // default permalink ‘/?var1=val1&var2=val2’ … }
Oh, the comment on your question makes it clear. In case you would like to always return a fresh latest post, no matter the page with menu link gets or not refreshed must be solved in another way. At first: Create new page, let’s say: “Latest post” – note it’s ID. And than add this … Read more
I don’t think what you want is URL rewriting. If I understand correctly, what you want is to restrict access to certain pages, posts, categories, etc., based on the current user’s role or capabilities: “If logged in, do something. If not, do something else (like prompt to login or register).” Modifying the output/behavior of a … Read more
As the question was modified, I modify my answer. This task is relatively easy, doable just with a single rewrite rule, which converts everything after /mypage/ string into a variable – I call it var. As this is added to query_vars via hook, is reachable via global $wp_query; echo $wp_query->var;. add_filter( ‘query_vars’, ‘binda_query_vars’ ); function … Read more