There is no such thing as “URL that doesn’t exist” URL’s are just possible identifiers for pages on the internet. Every combination of characters as defined by the URL standarts is a valid URL. You can’t control what URLs people are using to find content, if they want to use URLs for content that do … Read more
I coudn’t solve it with a plugin or plain SQL, see this other question. Instead I exported all the posts with Tools > Data export > WordPress and deleted the posts. Then I run this python script over the exported XML file and imported the update xml file again. Tadaa… import re p = re.compile(r’http://([^/]*)/getfile/files.posterous.com/([^/]*)/([^/]*)/([^/]*)’) … Read more
You actually already were pretty close: function autoblank($text) { $return = str_replace(‘href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/138730/,”target=”_blank” href=”, $text); $return = str_replace( “target=”_blank” href=”‘ . get_site_url(), ‘href=”‘ . get_site_url(), $return ); $return = str_replace(‘target=”_blank” href=”#”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/138730/,”href=”#’, $return); return $return; } add_filter(‘the_content”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/138730/,”autoblank’); add_filter(‘comment_text”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/138730/,”autoblank’);
The reason this was not working is due to Localhost you apparently can’t do this without having a online wordpress site. Locally this is not possible.
On a very basic level, sub-pages inherit the URL segment of their parent page. A bit more complex, when creating custom taxonomies and custom post types you can define their slug for the WP rewrite engine. The documentation: http://codex.wordpress.org/Taxonomies#Custom_Taxonomies Neither is exactly what you’re looking for… Writing to .htaccess wouldn’t be that hard.
You can hook onto add_attachment and force the slug to work off the filename like so: Update: To uppercase the slug, you’ll need to add a temporary filter onto wp_unique_post_slug. You can’t simply use strtoupper( $slug ) as WordPress sanitises (lowercases) it within the update function. /** * Force attachment slug to ignore title from … Read more
I resolved the problem – we’re using the Zemanta Related Posts and somehow that was adding references to missing thumbnail images with src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/141273/yes” and src=”no”. Regenerating the missing thumbnail images got rid of this problem.
You can turn your snippet into a function that returns the post thumbnail URL of a post: function wpse81577_get_small_thumb_url( $post_id ) { $thumbSmall = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id( $post_id ), ‘small’ ); return $thumbSmall[‘0’]; } Usage, supplying the ID of a post: <?php echo wpse81577_get_small_thumb_url( 59 ); ?>
I see in your screenshot that the URL displays %CAtegory%. You’ll want to go back and make sure your custom permalink is set to %category%. The syntax for populating the URL with the category appears to be case-sensitive.
URL Rewrite for CPT single posts