WordPress doesn’t handle this logic qutomatically so you will have do do it manually. What you need to do is: Read the url parameter with get_query_var( ‘category_name’ ); injects it in your custom WP_Query: $custom_query_args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘tax_query’ => array( ‘relation’ => ‘AND’, array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘post_format’, ‘field’ => ‘slug’, ‘terms’ => … Read more
Private Messages between users
Redirect based on $_GET parameters
You can’t use an object variable, $user->display_name, in a string. And why would you want a tab that links back to the member being viewed? You’re already viewing that member. This will provide the url of the displayed member: bp_displayed_user_domain() So you could do this: function redirect_user_to_tab3(){ bp_core_redirect( bp_displayed_user_domain() ); } If you just want … Read more
I found where problem was – i can’t set other year. All i needed to do is to rename year parameter to something else – for example my_year.
I’m assuming you’re referring to: get_template_directory() get_template_directory_uri() get_template_directory() is an absolute path – so if you’re including a PHP file that is in your template directory this would be a good function to use. If you’re using a child theme and need to reference something in the parent theme you could also use this function. … Read more
Force WordPress to only match URL in category
If you cannot write codes: There is a Plugin MDC Target Blank, that’ll solve the issue. When someone clicks on a link (or an image that is hyperlinked), it’ll force to open in a new tab. It adds target=”_blank” to a tags. Older versions of this plugin had a bug, that’s fixed in new versions. … Read more
your theme will have certain templates, that will render pages in certain ways. see template hierachy , you could remove these (the default behaviour is to then resort to index.php, from their you could add some redirect rules for any mention of ‘tag’ or ‘category’ to redirect to another page. This could, though, ruin your … Read more
You might want to taker a look at add_rewrite_rule or add_rewrite_endpoint. Then to test, install a plugin called Monkeyman Rewrite Analyzer, it’ll help you show you if your rules are conflicting.