To display title of current page you use the_title() template tag. Related and slightly more specific functions are: get_the_title() that returns title without echoing and can retrieve title of another page/post, given its ID as input; the_title_attribute() that returns a little more cleaned up version (safer to use in link titles without breaking markup and … Read more
I don’t think there is an easy way to solve this, because /some-category/some-tag/ will be used as an overview page for all posts in category some-category and with tag some-tag. If an URL like /cocktails/bloody-mary/ comes in for a post with the name bloody-mary, category cocktails and no tags, WordPress can’t split it up correctly … Read more
Well you have two options, you can either do vhosting and have separate instances for each domain. This would mean the sites would be completely independent from each other. If you’re thinking of selling of a site or moving it to a different vps/server because it’s outgrown the current and deserving of it’s own server. … Read more
WordPress will add archives base in the url if it thinks that the page an archive and when i had the problem it was because i named the custom post type and my custom taxonomy the same, is that the case?
This problem has been resolved by use of the plugin ‘Remove Blog Slug’ available at buddydev.com/plugins/remove-blog-slug-plugin/.
You can use “register_post” hook that happens just before the user is saved to the database or you can use “register_form” hook and check the referring URL for a match and die();
function title_tag () { // 0. uppercase string $str = strtoupper ( $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] ); // 1. remove trailing and init slash $str = trim ( $str , “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ); // 2. add search and replace chars; // two array, with same element size, // 1. element of search array will be replaced // with the … Read more
Here’s 1 way to fix this. Add below inside Site2 wp-config.php: define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘http://Site2’); define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘http://Site2’); Once logged in, go to Settings > General and change WordPress address (URL), Site address (URL) to Site2. Then delete those 2 lines that you add inside wp-config.php.
You are looking for get_query_var() function: $orderby = get_query_var(‘orderby’);
I think the problem comes from the rewrite rules that had been saved when you developed the site locally. To fix it, you should go to Settings -> Permalinks and set the permalink structure again. Note that, you may just click on the save button, that will flush the rewrite rules for you.