how to add param string after website url in wordpress?
how to add param string after website url in wordpress?
how to add param string after website url in wordpress?
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WordPress is adding pagination for all pages like www.example.com/page/123. How to remove that?
How do I get parameters from the URL?
You can use the wp_insert_post_data filter, and check the post_category array for your category ID. (If $update is false, you’ll know it’s a new post being added, not an existing post being edited.) Something like this should work. add_filter( ‘wp_insert_post_data’, ‘wpse414180_maybe_change_slug’, 10, 4 ); /** * Changes the slug on posts in the Poetry category. … Read more
I would look in permalink settings in your wp-admin dashboard. That’s where you can alter url structures of your WordPress site including how post urls are determined. I think that’s all you would need depending on your theme.
1. Go to Appearance → Customize. 2. Select Homepage Settings. 3. Select A static page. 4. From the drop-down menu under Homepage, choose selected page as the front page for your site. 5. Click Save Changes.
In WordPress, the default pagination structure is set to “/2/”, “/3/”, “/4/” and so on. However, it’s possible to change this to a query string like “?page=2”, “?page=3”, “?page=4” and so on by modifying the permalink structure. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this: Change permalink structure: The first step is to change … Read more
It makes sense to look at the PHP function rawurldecode, which decodes URL-encoded strings. https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.rawurldecode.php For example, echo rawurldecode(get_permalink($post->ID)); will show the decoded post URL. But this isn’t really needed in hyperlink code. Sorry I didn’t just write a comment, I don’t have enough points for that option.
A basic implementation could go like this: Setup public query variables This lets you fetch these later through get_query_var() add_filter( ‘query_vars’, function( $vars ) { $vars[] = ‘team_category’; $vars[] = ‘team_id’; return $vars; } ); Add a rewrite rule This is responsible for turning a url like /team/allstars/999 into a format WordPress can handle. Make … Read more