try this to exclude images from search. Add code to your functions.php: // Exclude images from search results – WordPress add_action( ‘init’, ‘exclude_images_from_search_results’ ); function exclude_images_from_search_results() { global $wp_post_types; $wp_post_types[‘attachment’]->exclude_from_search = true; }
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Do you have to use localhost for any particular reason? The easiest fix for this will be to make those functions work correctly by putting a real hostname or ip address into the site address field in WordPress settings. Look in Settings > General Settings.
You can not do that viw .htaccess because .htacces rules can not control how the permalinks are generated by WordPress. Instead, go to WordPress settings->permalink. Select custom structure and enter: blog/%category%/%postname%
Change Settings -> Permalinks to Post Name. Go to your page and edit the Permalink field below the title field.
In WordPress, the footer scripts are enqueued using wp_enqueue_scripts into wp_footer(). So it is hard for you to find the direct scripts link in footer.php. To change the path you can go to PHPmyAdmin and edit the siteurl and home fields in options table of your database. You can include jQuery from CDN using the … Read more
And the strange part: both codes echo the same string for $url!!! No, they don’t. Look at the page source. esc_url() is encoding the & control character. You can’t do that and expect the HTTP request to work correctly. Use esc_url_raw() instead. Note the description in the Codex concerning that function: The esc_url_raw() function is … Read more
For all my answers I’m assuming you both have the legal rights to use those images and are aware of any implications of duplicate content (SEO etc). That being said there are definitely ways. At what point would you like to scrape images? Regularly? If so look into WP_Cron and automate it. If you just … Read more
The simplest and quickest solution would be to use the add_rewrite_endpoint function. <?php add_rewrite_endpoint( $name, $places ); ?> So in your case it would be something like this: add_rewrite_endpoint( ‘user’, EP_PERMALINK | EP_PAGES ); An user URL would look like this: http://www.example.com/my-page/user/john To access the variable: $user = get_query_var( ‘user’, false );
You can set the rewrite slug when you register your post type: $args = array( ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘media/lajmet’ ) // other args… );