WordPress uses set of regular expressions to parse urls (so called rewrite rules). It matches them in some order and stops when first matching rule is found. It’s a little bit hard to say what rule is matched in your case. We don’t know what are your permalink settings and what other changes to rewrite … Read more
A bit like a team/contributors page. You could look at the contributors page template included in the Twenty Fourteen default theme for WordPress as an excellent example. May be a challenge to use it with another theme depending on your skill level. Another option which i have coded myself for Genesis, is a widgetized page … Read more
Since WP 4.6 there has been a core function for this: wp_get_canonical_url() Call it with a post ID to get that post’s canonical URL, or in the loop without a post ID to get the current post’s canonical URL.
When you delete a post, it merely gets put into the “trash” and retains its slug. When you created the “new” contact page, the slug “contact” was already in use by the original contact post that is in the trash. Go into your posts on the dashboard and click on the “Trash” link near the … Read more
Yes it is possible, but there isn’t much point in that. The crudest way is to use a filter on the result of getting the ‘rewrite_rules’ option, and manipulating it by adding the entries you require directly to the array, and then you might need to filter those rules out when the option is updated. … Read more
yes, but: it might be hard if drupal mixes several types of content under the /node/ parent. Those are not very SEO or even human freindly URLs so you might actually want to change them and just have a redirect from the old one to the new one.
Best way If you have access to the site via FTP, then this method will help you quickly get a site back up and running, if you changed those values incorrectly. FTP to the site, and get a copy of the active theme’s functions.php file. You’re going to edit it in a simple text editor … Read more
You can accomplish this with add_rewrite_rule(). I personally like to show this example in a class to make it copy/paste ready. You could throw this in a plugin or functions.php — some place that loads this code before query_vars, parse_request and init. The goal is to add rewrite rules, make sure you can add custom … Read more
Looking at the code, you should be able to filter it. Something like the following should do it: add_filter( ’emoji_url’, ‘wpse_232874_emoji_cdn_url’ ); function wpse_232874_emoji_cdn_url( $url ) { return ‘http://example.com/my/cdn/url/’; } …replacing http://example.com/my/cdn/url/ with whatever URL you want to use. Reference Plugin API
Add the following to your .htaccess, in between the <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>: RedirectMatch 301 /home /homepage Redirect 301 / /homepage However, as Omar suggested, you can change your homepage through your [dashboard] by doing the following: Go to Settings > Reading Under Front page displays, select A static page (select below) Next to Front page: select … Read more