Actually, my recommendation would be to do things a bit differently. You can add a custom rewrite endpoint to WordPress to handle these files specifically. For example, the URL http://site.com/download-xml/the_filename would automatically download the specified file as an attachment. First, you need to add a custom rewrite endpoint to set this up: function add_endpoint() { … Read more
It is okay that the URL changes to http://mysite.com/contact/#rocket, but you should change the way you are defining your anchor on the target page. Instead of using this method <a name=”rocket”></a> <div> <h3>The Title</h3> <p>some text</p> </div> You should add an ID to the content you want to jump to like this: <div id=”rocket”> <h3>The … Read more
Why? I think the reason why a) domain.com/123 is not redirected back to b) domain.com/123/post-slug with the /%post_id%/%postname%/ permalinks settings, is that the matched rule is: [matched_rule] => ([0-9]+)(/[0-9]+)?/?$ You can get that information from the global $wp object. There are other useful informations in $wpavailable after the wp action: Example (post): domain.com/123/post-slug/ [query_vars] => … Read more
You can explode URL by ? and take the first part: $url = explode( ‘?’, esc_url_raw( add_query_arg( array() ) ) ); $no_query_args = $url[0];
It’s a fairly common issue when you update your WordPress site’s URL form HTTP to HTTPS or if you are migrating to a new domain. While a partial solution is to update your WordPress’ home and site URL in your settings: That doesn’t mean that the new URL structure in your posts will be fixed. … Read more
You have not specified exactly when your code runs but you can hook into “request” to check the requested page: add_filter( ‘request’, function( $request ){ if( isset( $request[‘feed’] ) ){ //This is a feed request } return $request; }); When the requested page is a feed $request, which is an array of query variables, will … Read more
I think you are looking for get_query_var $term_slug = get_query_var( ‘term’ ); $taxonomyName = get_query_var( ‘taxonomy’ ); $current_term = get_term_by( ‘slug’, $term_slug, $taxonomyName );
Check Settings → Permalinks again, if you select default in common settings, all of the pages including categories will be use ?cat={category_name}. To benefit SEO techniques, the best options are post name and custom structure.
If you are using category name in permalink for a post, it’s not a good practice, especially, if you have two or more categories per post. Solutions: Use canonical link tag for the post and add it to your prefered absolute URL. Google will rank only this one and it won’t be as duplicate content.
I’d be curious if someone can find a better solution to this. Here’s what I came up with: function wpse_91821_flatten_page_paths( $wp ) { if ( false !== strpos( $wp->matched_query, ‘pagename=” ) && isset( $wp->query_vars[“pagename’] ) && $wp->query_vars[‘pagename’] && false === strpos( $wp->query_vars[‘pagename’], “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ) ) { if ( !get_page_by_path( $wp->query_vars[‘pagename’] ) ) { $page = … Read more