Please add this code in functions.php to remove the “category” text from permalink. function remove_category( $string, $type ) { if ( $type != ‘single’ && $type == ‘category’ && ( strpos( $string, ‘category’ ) !== false ) ){ $url_without_category = str_replace( “/category/”, “/”, $string ); return trailingslashit( $url_without_category ); } return $string; } add_filter( ‘user_trailingslashit’, … Read more
Just use old simple HTML, the <a> tag. <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/24208/admin.php?page=yourplugin/another-page.php” title=”another page”>Another Page</a> If your page is php only: echo ‘<a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/24208/admin.php?page=yourplugin/another-page.php” title=”another page”>Another Page</a>’; Where yourplugin is your plugin folder name, and another-page.php is that other page.
Canonical links are typically used when you have multiple URLs on the same domain pointed at the same content to prevent search engines from indexing duplicate content. In this case, redirecting the domain is probably the best option. You can do that either through the control panel for your domains or with a .htaccess file. … Read more
The general implementation of such “pretty” permalinks in WordPress is realm of WP Rewrite. However it is pretty wide topic and low level code is a bit of abomination. I would say these are three most common techniques for it, complexity ascending: Use WordPress native data structures (such as Custom Post Types and/or Taxonomies) and … Read more
To hide with CSS, add this to your theme’s style.css, or the Additional CSS section of the customizer. .logged-in-as { display: none; } Or, to remove from the template completely, add this to your theme’s, or preferably a child theme’s, functions.php file: add_filter( ‘comment_form_logged_in’, ‘__return_empty_string’ );
$special_id = ‘ . do_shortcode(‘[url_path_number]’)’ ; Is completely wrong. do_shortcode() is a function and shouldn’t be inside quotes, because that just makes a string that says “do_shortcode()”. I don’t even know what you’re trying to do with the dot at the beginning. $special_id = do_shortcode(‘[url_path_number]’); Is correct.
Are these pdfs all in a sub-directory somewhere? You could add an .htaccess file to your sub-directory root then put this as the top line. ErrorDocument 404 /path/to/your404page This would make it easier to manage and keep it separate from your main htaccess file.
Why don’t you add a class to body via functions if you are on that url, so you can use that class on css, like so: function add_class_to_body($classes) { if(is_page(‘events’)){ $classes[] = ‘page-events’; return $classes; } } add_filter(‘body_class’,’add_class_to_body’); Then you are able to target through .page-events div{ background-color: red; }
Use your browser’s debugger to find the applied CSS rules. Usually there are some some unclosed elements and/or some badly written CSS rules like #content * { font-size: .9em }. It’s not a WordPress problem. 🙂
If you check out the output() method in the includes/admin/class-wp-job-manager-setup.php file, namely this part: /** * Output addons page */ public function output() { $step = ! empty( $_GET[‘step’] ) ? absint( $_GET[‘step’] ) : 1; if ( 3 === $step && ! empty( $_POST ) ) { $create_pages = isset( $_POST[‘wp-job-manager-create-page’] ) ? $_POST[‘wp-job-manager-create-page’] … Read more