Yes you can do this with a custom rewrite. I am doing the same for a custom post type, in my case profile. So my URL = domain.com/profile/some-custom-slug. Dynamically I create /meet-me behind it, so it becomes domain.com/profile/some-custom-slug/meet-me. The real address of the contact page is domain.com/profile/some-custom-slug/?meet=true (or something else unique). function wpse343933_todo() { add_rewrite_rule( … Read more
You can edit the slug for most content types. Check your sidebar when you have it open for editing – it should look something like this: Moreover, some SEO plugins (like Yoast) also allow you to specify a slug. If you change the slug (and thus the URL to pages) you might want to use … Read more
You just create a folder called videos/and any subfolders/ inside your cpanel public_html directory then move the video from from the wordpress upload folder to the newly created videos folder or any sub directory you want to put it inside the videos folder. and thats it
Have you checked your wp_options table under the column “site_url”. The Colon can be missing in database table.
Change pagination url format
You can use template_include, but before you hook to this filter you must do the following steps: Create page template. e.g: page-target.php <?php /** * Template Name: Page Target */ … Manually query the contents of target-page on page-target.php template, because the global $post will be referencing to your some-prefix-* page. (Optional): Edit and apply … Read more
I find my answer on the internet. function numeric_category_rewrite_rules( $rules ) { $custom_rules = array(); foreach ( $rules as $regex => $rewrite ) { $regex = str_replace( ‘/(.+?)/’, ‘/([0-9]{1,})/’, $regex ); $rewrite = str_replace( ‘?category_name=”, “?cat=”, $rewrite ); $custom_rules[ $regex ] = $rewrite; } return $custom_rules; } add_filter( “category_rewrite_rules’, ‘numeric_category_rewrite_rules’ ); function numeric_category_link( $category_link, $term_id … Read more
Dynamic URL based on user_metadata
How to redirect to clean links with this code
You need to edit the header.php of your theme and look for the code that outputs the logo link. Or you can try adding this to your theme’s header.php file: <script> var yourElement = document.getElementById(‘sc_layouts_logo_1396606940’); yourElement.setAttribute(‘href’, ‘https://thienthans.com/example’); </script>