WordPress keeps giving me the wrong permalink
WordPress keeps giving me the wrong permalink
urls
how to trace a file by the route url
how to trace a file by the route url
meta tags doesnt fetch data from permalinks
it was yaost seo plugin, who always was creating meta tags at heading 🙂
non-hierarchical post type with hierarchical url structure
non-hierarchical post type with hierarchical url structure
Add Taxonomy Subcategory To Permalink
Add Taxonomy Subcategory To Permalink
Content duplication issue with dynamic URLs
This issue is not necessarily with wordpress, rather Google allows you to exclude specific url parameters. So you should exclude the session_id parameter, and possible others… have a look around the Craw->url parameters section of you webmaster account. There are a number of different options, depending on what the roles of your parameters are. https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/crawl-url-parameters?
change url for static files in /wp-admin with a cdn url
change url for static files in /wp-admin with a cdn url
Avoid the removal of “https:” from URLs
It was caused by CloudFlare https (which doesn’t set the $_SERVER[‘HTTPS’] variable), I solved it by forcing: $_SERVER[‘HTTPS’] = ‘on’; in the webserver configuration. After doing so I could also disable the CloudFlare Flexible SSL plugin, and get a little performance gain.
How to handle this URL Structure. Keep getting “page not found”
The problem is that anytime you try and go to a post such as: http://example.com/test/articles/example-slug/ ↑ ↑ | â”” attempts to match “articles” as name/pagename query variable â”” matches post_type “test” WordPress is trying to match /test/articles, as in articles being a post of post_type === test. Instead you need to add a custom rewrite … Read more
My php header() function is not working [closed]
I figured it out. Hours and hours of banging my head against a wall and it turns out all this needed was one simple line: ob_clean(); Somewhere in some included file there’s probably one line of whitespace that is screwing things up. ob_clean() will work for now. Thanks for the effort everyone who helped!