You may need to change the values in the wp-options tables. Or (maybe easier), go into the Multisite Admin area, then edit the sites. That gets you into a browser-based editing screens for all of the values in the wp-options table. You can add the port number there. You could also change the port number … Read more
Note: The suggested method will be updated from time to time after collecting more information from the asker. The current suggested method assumed some conditions. The following code is for putting in functions.php, if you are writing a plugin. Please remember to change the callback and write in plugin mode. For more about plugin writing, … Read more
Looking at the pre_get_posts hook, the problem becomes apparent, the $Format variable is being pulled out of thin air: function get_all_terms($query) { if(empty($Format)) $Format=”test 1″; echo $Format; This variable is undefined, you cannot declare a variable in one file then use it in in other places like this. To do that you have to declare … Read more
So I’m not sure why are you getting the 404 error page, but there are two possible reasons why could that happen: Whenever you do anything that changes the permalink structures, e.g. you registered a new post type or taxonomy, or you programmatically added a custom rewrite rule or endpoint, then don’t forget to flush … Read more
No, there is no permalink. Because it’s a bespoke URL there’s nothing to latch on to. You’d need to generate such a function yourself from scratch. Luckily, your URL is just the word login/ with an ID on the end, so when you need a URL, just write out login/ and put the ID on … Read more
I would say you already have the answer. The thing I would recommend is to create a CPT called Store. That will give you the capability of having something like: example.com/store/store-name Being store the name of your CPT. Now with the taxonomy: First approach: Just one taxonomy Now, you would create a custom taxonomy for … Read more
“The pagination links have the ?et_blog parameter to avoid the pagination clashes with the main query. It has no impact on SEO since the URL’s have the “canonical” URL set to the main page.” from: https://intercom.help/elegantthemes/en/articles/2912512-how-to-disable-ajax-in-the-blog-module
Adding following code right inside <table> tag helped me: <input type=”hidden” name=”page” value=”<?php echo $_REQUEST[‘page’] ?>” /> So what’s in the value attr will be passed as page param while form sends.
This is probably because .htaccess is not being respected. If you’re using Apache as a webserver, make sure that mod rewrite is active and .htaccess files are read and used in vhosts. You should allow overrides in the vhost. Like this: <Directory /var/www/site/example.com/> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks AllowOverride All Require all granted </Directory> If you are … Read more
when visiting the old structure URL, it will NOT be redirected to the new one That’s because: The default category taxonomy is hierarchical and so does the permalink structure, hence its rewrite rules use a RegEx pattern like /category/(.+?)/? which will match any category path even if it contains invalid/non-existent term slugs. ( That (.+?) … Read more