Try this : $menu = get_term( $locations[$theme_location], ‘nav_menu’ ); $menu_items = wp_get_nav_menu_items($menu->term_id); foreach( $menu_items as $menu_item ) { $link = $menu_item->url; $title = $menu_item->title; $slug = basename($menu_item->url); } Pass the whole permalink to the basename function, which will automatically process the URL and give us only the slug.
I found the solution modifying the behaviour of wp_nav_menu with the wp_get_nav_menu_items-filter. Here’s a somewhat complete example: class ModifyLinkFilter { protected $_prio = 10; protected $_args; public function __construct($addargs = array(), $prio = 10) { $this->_args = $addargs; $this->_prio = $prio; if(!empty($addargs)) { $this->register(); } } public function register() { add_filter(‘wp_get_nav_menu_items’, array($this, ‘on_nav_items’), $this->_prio, 3); … Read more
use get_permalink instead of the_permalink and manipulate it however you’d like via php.
First, it is hard to believe that wp_redirect isn’t working, below some (example) code how to use it: function wpse101952_redirect() { global $post; if( /*SOME CONDITIONAL LOGIC*/ ) { //examples: is_home() or is_single() or is_user_logged_in() or isset($_SESSION[‘some_var’]) wp_redirect( /*SOME SPECIFIC URL*/ ); exit(); } } add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘wpse101952_redirect’ ); Second, there would be the question … Read more
You can parse via regex for images in the_content; but is always load and slowly. Maybe you change the url of images, after post_save in database or change the current posts inside the database and create an custom CDN. Its the fast way and all caching plugins has the break, that she must parse the … Read more
add this line to functions.php remove_filter(‘template_redirect’, ‘redirect_canonical’); and don’t forget clear cache or test on clean browser
Correct me if I’m wrong, but far as I know, You don’t access directly to any of the files, the apache user does. Meaning, the user browser talks to the server’s httpd process which will get the file from the filesystem. So, i think that if you get a 404 on the browser when directly … Read more
The only possible way I can think to achieve this would be through getting neck deep in rewrite rules. You would have to flip your actual category structure around so that ‘exotic’ is the parent category, with two subcategories, ‘design’ and ‘travel’. Obviously you would put any posts you wanted in /design/exotic, into /exotic/design, same … Read more
Youre almost there. The func I show in this thread sets the ‘large’ as default, but also, in that thread, you’ll see There is a hidden options page in WordPress under yoursite.com/wp-admin/options.php On that endless list of undocumented options you can set a value for “image_default_link_type”. You may want to set it to “file” (without … Read more
As pointed in the other answer, you should not have prettyPhoto part The link should be changed to utilize the function get_attachment_link Basically change this line in your code $link = ‘<a href=”‘.get_attachment_link($id).'”>’.wp_get_attachment_image($id, $size, false).'</a>’;