Isn’t that just because you’ve put ! empty( $_GET[‘s’] ) in your IF statement? Is your search page accessible when you remove that part? EDIT: Or maybe change your function to something like this (untested): function wpb_change_search_url() { if ( is_search() ) { if ( isset( $_GET[‘s’] ) ) { wp_redirect( home_url( “/search/” ) . … Read more
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I’m a sucker for regular expressions: <?php $category = ‘test-category’; $category = preg_replace(‘/-/’, ‘ ‘, $category); $category = ucwords($category); echo $category;
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This should be a comment but I have not enough reputation yet, sorry for that… As Jacob said in his comment this is the normal behaviour. However this issue has already been discussed many times. Check this Q/A as an example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17798815/remove-category-tag-base-from-wordpress-url-without-a-plugin
Found the solution, just had to remember all the ? marks. It works when the regex is like this: ‘index.php?catalogs=$matches[1]&p1=$matches[2]&p2=$matches[3]&p3=$matches[4]’
WordPress is inlining the style as an optimisation: When a page gets rendered, stylesheets that have opted-in to get inlined get added to an array. Their size is retrieved using a filesize call (which is why the path data is necessary), and the array is then ordered by ascending size (smaller to larger stylesheet). We … Read more
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