WordPress inserting ?q= in URLs
Please make sure that you don’t have q as parameter in your permalink settings. You can see the permalink settings from wp-admin -> settings -> permalinks
Please make sure that you don’t have q as parameter in your permalink settings. You can see the permalink settings from wp-admin -> settings -> permalinks
Category page 404s on mobile but not desktop?
Well. After a little search with the intention to find a way to re-use my category template (Sport), I found the solution of my problem: Force sub-categories to use the parent category template So I let this solution here in case of someone has the same problem and the same weird idea to resolve it … Read more
If they’re just to get visitors there and you don’t care about making the site “look like” the alias domains, you can just 301 redirect the site using .htaccess or similar. If instead you want to make it “look like” visitors are on the alias domains then you may need to work with your host … Read more
What is this extension on mu web URL?? It leads to a blank page. what is causing it/?
Add more than one query parameter onto wordpress url
Basically, it’s a canonical redirection. In WordPress, there is a function named redirect_canonical, or there’s a canonical redirect feature which: Provides an SEO enhancement which prevents penalty for duplicate content by redirecting all incoming links to one or the other. For example, if one visits a single post page where the default or “non-pretty” URL … Read more
Can you provide inks so we can see the code? If you ust need simple links just use the vidual design mode and use hyperlink… or do it in html. To make a hyperlink in an HTML page, use the and tags, which are the tags used to define the links. The tag indicates where … Read more
Make a database backup first! You can create such code in theme’s functions.php and execute it once. like https://your.site/?old_parent=100&new_parent=200 Where 100 is old parent page Id and 200 new parent page id you’d like to set for child pages of old parent page. Set your own IDs! (id is a numerical value in URL when … Read more
If you’ve already made any of the changes above, you’re not able to log into your dashboard. You can instead use phpMyAdmin to update the HOME and SITE URLs. Follow This Steps : 1.Open phpMyAdmin. 2.Click your database in the left pane. Several tables appear below it. Click on your wp_options table. 3.Locate the ‘siteurl’ … Read more