Endpoints are for adding extra query vars to existing routes, I think you just want a vanilla rewrite rule here: function wpd_media_image_rewrite_rule() { add_rewrite_rule( ‘^image/([^/]*)/?’, ‘index.php?post_type=attachment&name=$matches[1]’, ‘top’ ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpd_media_image_rewrite_rule’ ); You might want to loop over valid mime-types there and add a rule for each. You also need to flush rewrites for … Read more
Retrieve “type” of query from url: Previous suggestions As noted in the linked answer, there’s url_to_postid(). This will just get you the ID of the object at that endpoint. Long story short, this function will only return an ID and then run a new \WP_Query to get the post type object from the DB and … Read more
The functions that start with “get_” return the value to what’s calling it. So you would do <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/11893/<?php echo get_site_url(); ?>”> instead to print out the URL.
I guess this’ll solve your query… WordPress Reserved Terms. Just search for ‘name’, it’s there.
@user653 is correct, you can’t do it in a text widget with PHP but you can do it in a text widget using JQuery/Javascript. Here’s how. Starting with the Facebook Share Button HTML I assume you plan to use use the Facebook Share Button and thus will have HTML code in your widget that will … Read more
Use the Vice Versa plugin to change the post type. Redirect the URL per .htaccess: Redirect permanent /old-url /new-url
There’s currently no way in core to get the current archive / category / tag / custom taxonomy URL. I have a patch waiting for that to be added right here. For now though, you could just use the code in the last patch on that ticket: <?php /* Get the current archive link * … Read more
As mentioned in the comments under your question, some data in the WordPress database is serialized and therefore not possible to change with a simple find and replace. You should read through the Moving WordPress section of the codex. Specifically the Changing Your Domain Name and URLs portion. I usually use a plugin or a … Read more
When you don’t know if query string was started or not you can use add_query_arg which it knows how to deal with that and adds the “?” or “&” marks (which ever one is needed) to the query string. Update By popular demand I’m adding a few examples that are from the codex: Using get_permalink: … Read more
The code you provided could cause issues with 3rd party URLs in hyperlinks not running https. You can fix this by including your home url, e.g: $content = str_replace( set_url_scheme( home_url(), ‘http’ ), set_url_scheme( home_url(), ‘relative’ ), $content); Next, you’re applying this when you’d like to display the content, which means you need to do … Read more