I guess you are using custom post type with custom category is it?If so, then I suggest using this plugin: http://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-post-type-permalinks/ Set it up, go to Settings -> permalink settings and there will be an additional settings called “Permalink Settings for Custom Post types”. Enter something like : /%item%/%postname% If you are not using a … Read more
Do not touch that string. URLs must be percent-encoded, and what you see is the slug for the URL. A browser will display the characters just fine, so don’t worry about the database.
Internal rewrite rules have to point to index.php and set the proper query vars for WordPress to be able to load the requested object: add_rewrite_rule( ‘magazine/(\d{4})/(\d{2})/(\d{2})/?’, ‘index.php?issue=$matches[1]-$matches[2]-$matches[3]’, ‘top’ ); That should get incoming requests to resolve correctly, however, that’s only half the task. If you call the_permalink for your posts, you’ll still get the format … Read more
To concatenate strings, PHP uses the concatenation operator .. Thus, to append a string to the current user link, you can use bp_core_get_userlink( get_the_author_meta( ‘ID’ ), false, true ) . ‘/posts/’ Note that I’ve removed the first part of the assignment from the $no_anchor and $just_link parameters, as the values should be passed, and not … Read more
Use <?php echo home_url( “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ); ?> as the action. ‘search’ by the way is not a valid bloginfo parameter.
Instead of using fixed php file you can use the custom wordpress templates create a custom template file and give it a name such as custom template name is step2.php and Step2 /* Template Name: Step2 */ The contents of the custom template file is similar to the content of the file on your step2.php … Read more
Hi Mark Kaplun and toscho, thank you for replying. I’ve figured out the culprit, it was caused by W3 Total Cache Plugin setting. Under Browser Cache, I have to untick this: Prevent caching of objects after settings change The weird string before every links is then removed.
Because you only have one slash instead of two in your URL: http:/eatdrink.ca That double slash ain’t just for looks. 🙂 Go to the hidden options.php page located at /wp-admin/options.php. Check and see what the “upload_url_path” is set to. Make sure it has a double slash there (if it’s empty, that is acceptable as well, … Read more
This is very simple and can be accomplished all through the admin interface. First, create pages named Home and Blog under Pages. Then go to Settings > Reading, and under Front page displays, set Front page to your Home page, and Posts page to your Blog page. Next, under Settings > Permalinks, Select Custom Structure … Read more
I took a quick peek at the other question referenced in other comments, and the gist of how you loop through attachments there meshes with what is shown in the wp_get_attachment_image documentation example. In a nutshell, any attachments on a particular post will reference that post by ID. In particular, it’s crucial to understand that … Read more