Custom Post type with a sub-URL under another Custom Post Type
Custom Post type with a sub-URL under another Custom Post Type
Custom Post type with a sub-URL under another Custom Post Type
The URL you are looking at does not exist in the filesystem, it’s a WP rewrite rule. Ugly URLs look like this: index.php?queryvar=value Pretty URLs look like this: /my/pretty/permalinks But if your server does not or cannot support the needed HTAccess or rules to set up pretty permalinks, there is a workaround: /index.php/my/pretty/permalinks, where index.php … Read more
How to Handle? vp_page Parameter in WordPress and Resolve Google Search Console Validation Issues?
To address the issue of your custom taxonomy resource-category not displaying correctly even after fixing the custom post type and flushing permalinks, you can follow these steps: Double-check the Registration Code. Flush Permalinks Again: Go to Settings > Permalinks and click on Save Changes. This will flush the rewrite rules and update the permalinks. Clear … Read more
is it possible to get a list of URLs from post_content directly in a mysql query via phpadmin?
To specifically exclude posts with “2024” in their titles using a code snippet, you can add this to your theme’s functions.php file: function exclude_title_posts( $query ) { if ( $query->is_search && !is_admin() ) { $query->set(‘post_title_not_like’, ‘2024’); } } function modify_search_where( $where, $query ) { global $wpdb; if ( $title_not_like = $query->get( ‘post_title_not_like’ ) ) { … Read more
Check in wp-config.php in the root directory of your site, if the WP_SITEURL and WP_HOME constants are hard-coded there the corresponding boxes in the settings will be greyed out as you describe.
Since you are relying on the URL parameter to set cookies, why not prioritize it over the cookie for the first page load? At your second code block, changing the line $plan_cookie to this might help. $plan_cookie = isset($_GET[‘plan’]) && !empty($_GET[‘plan’]) ? $_GET[‘plan’] : (isset($_COOKIE[‘plan’]) ? sanitize_text_field($_COOKIE[‘plan’]) : ”);
When you are using wp_insert_post() there is a param post_name. If you do not pass it then it will sanitise your post title and update. You only have control to add post_name but the full URL is created based on your Permalink settings.
The code you’ve provided does remove the website URL field from the comment form. However, bots can still directly POST to the wp-comments-post.php file with a URL included. To prevent this, you can remove the URL from the submitted data before it’s saved to the database. You can achieve this using the preprocess_comment filter. Add … Read more