Force wordpress to display page with same url structure as categories
Force wordpress to display page with same url structure as categories
urls
Adding rewrite rule dynamically for search results redirecting to 404 URL
Adding rewrite rule dynamically for search results redirecting to 404 URL
Best action hook for placing ical requests
Best action hook for placing ical requests
The requested URL was not found only on localhost
The requested URL was not found only on localhost
URL redirect problem
I’m not seeing this behavior in my test install, using the page hierarchy you have described. http://img.skitch.com/20101028-kmdmrb11pyb5h281m9r8j74993.jpg I can access both the top-level accommodation page and the child page. Do you happen to have the Redirection plugin installed?
can I chage url for register_post_type
It would help if you listed your $args array, but, the portion you are looking for is under ‘rewrite’. Here’s the way I like to build an $args array for registering a post type: // set up the labels $labels = array( ‘name’ => _x(‘Archived Jobs’, ‘post type general name’), ‘singular_name’ => _x(‘Archived Job’, ‘post …
Get Taxonomy Term Title by it’s URL
This is far from trivial. URL processing is not straightforward and mostly buried in WP->parse_request() which is not popular to reuse. There is more useful url_to_postid() function, but it’s limited to posts and does not process URL to other things. If really necessary this would take fork of that function to deal with terms. However …
How to add the image URL from an external RSS feed and insert into a custom field?
This is a hard one but I think this will work. Someone please correct me if I’m wrong. This uses the external Simple Pie library built into WordPress to fetch the feed, get the image url and create a new post for each item and save the image url as a custom field. To activate …
Blank Pages with # URL & Google
Google knows what these are – you do not need to worry.
Custom branding / theme specified by URL
EDIT On second thought: no, both Themes couldn’t use the same database. If they did, they would have to have exactly the same settings, including active Theme, activated Plugins, and settings – which includes home_url(). There may be other ways to go about it, but this isn’t one. ORIGINAL ANSWER If I’m following your question …
