Since “WordPress MU is no longer under active development as a separate product“, I don’t recommend using it. Instead I recommend using the setup described in this answer. It’s highly configurable you can choose what WordPress files you want on all your WordPress sites and what you want to store separately from each other WordPress … Read more
I ended up solving it by completely bypassing the wp upload system, so this is how it looks now: /* * Define new upload paths */ $uploadfolder = WP_CONTENT_DIR . ‘/exames’; // Determine the server path to upload files $uploadurl = content_url() . ‘/exames/’; // Determine the absolute url to upload files define(RM_UPLOADDIR, $uploadfolder); define(RM_UPLOADURL, … Read more
Short Answer example.com/bob/files/picture.jpg is the preferred, canonical URL for images in a WordPress Multisite installation. The two URLs with blogs.dir in the URL are essentially identical, and both leverage the filesystem structure. The path with ‘bob’ exists because you did a sub-directory install, not a subdomain install. Other paths would exist based on your other … Read more
From the Codex entry for Data Validation: URLs: esc_url( $url, (array) $protocols = null ) (since 2.8) Always use esc_url when sanitizing URLs (in text nodes, attribute nodes or anywhere else). Rejects URLs that do not have one of the provided whitelisted protocols (defaulting to http, https, ftp, ftps, mailto, news, irc, gopher, nntp, feed, … Read more
You can create any structure you want for this on the permalinks settings page in the dashboard. To set it to your example of /blog/title-of-post Simply navigate to Settings -> Permalink. Select the “Custom Structure” radio button and enter blog/%postname%/ into the text field there, then hit the save changes button.
Per the OP’s answer within their question: With your help and some Googling, I put together a shortcode that returns the value of any url parameter. Here it is: //THIS IS A CUSTOM SHORTCODE TO DISPLAY A PARAMETER FROM THE URL function URLParam( $atts ) { extract( shortcode_atts( array( ‘param’ => ‘param’, ), $atts ) … Read more
Dave James Miller over at GitHub nailed this one for me. None of the work is from me, I’m just posting his code wrapped into a plguin since it works perfectly as advertised: <?php /** * Plugin Name: Set default category from url parameter * Plugin URI: https://gist.github.com/davejamesmiller/1966543 * Description: enables you to setup new … Read more
Post can be accessed using post id by passing it as page_id query param to index.php. e.g. http://wordpress.loc/index.php?page_id=16 Or simply http://wordpress.loc/?page_id=16
You can hook into style_loader_src and script_loader_src and run remove_query_arg( ‘ver’, $url ) on the URL: <?php /* Plugin Name: Remove version parameter for scripts and styles */ add_filter( ‘style_loader_src’, ‘t5_remove_version’ ); add_filter( ‘script_loader_src’, ‘t5_remove_version’ ); function t5_remove_version( $url ) { return remove_query_arg( ‘ver’, $url ); } Without this plugin: After plugin activation: There is … Read more
Use plugin_dir_url() to get the public URI for the directory where the calling PHP file is. <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/60230/<?php echo plugin_dir_url( __FILE__ ) .”images/facebook.png’; ?>”> If the PHP file is in a sub directory of your plugin you have to go up: <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/60230/<?php echo plugin_dir_url( dirname( __FILE__ ) ) .”images/facebook.png’; ?>”>