Check nav menu target URL for ‘/pressroom/’, then check if it’s a post. If it fits, add custom class to that menu item. <?php function my_add_posts_page_ancestor_class( $classes, $item ) { if( false !== strpos($item->url, ‘/pressroom/’) && is_single($item->ID) && !is_page($item->ID) ) { $classes[] = ‘my-ancestor-class’; } return $classes; } add_filter(‘nav_menu_css_class’, ‘my_add_posts_page_ancestor_class’, 10, 2); The code is … Read more
It sounds like you change the configuration on the local server. You need to put it back. that local configuration information needs to remain unchanged if you intend to continue working on the local copy, which you should. Breaking a local development version of the site is a lot less painful than breaking the live … Read more
Copy the index.php and .htaccess file(Just copy it , do not move it ) from myblog directory to root directory. Open index.php file in any text editor and find the following code in the file. /** Loads the WordPress Environment and Template */ require(‘./wp-blog-header.php’); Replace it with the following code and save the file. /** … Read more
Each auto-draft gets its own ID, each revision, each nav item, page, custom post type … The actual ID of a post should be irrelevant, this is really just needed for the database and ugly permalinks. You cannot get the last 30 items by inspecting the post ID only. Install a REST API on the … Read more
The asker solved the issue with $_SERVER[“HTTP_REFERER”] but refused to post that as a real solution. Let me suggest something better, because the referer might be empty or full of malicious code. Never use that. First, we make sure, we get both arguments for that hook: add_filter( ‘comment_post_redirect’, ‘wpse_97580_comment_redirect’, 10, 2 ); Then we use … Read more
This happens because you chose category and subcategory from the right options tick boxes when editing the entry. Choose only the subcategory box in every entry and it will show the nested URL. This is I found online. And I just tried that. It’s true. Hope this will help you.
First, you register your query vars param1 and param2: function wpse_101951_query_vars( $qv ) { $qv[] = ‘param1’; $qv[] = ‘param2’; return $qv; } add_filter( ‘query_vars’, ‘wpse_101951_query_vars’ ); To use this information, you can pretty much hook into any action or filter after parse_query. That’s the first action available after the query vars are set, so … Read more
Make sure there is an index.php in the directory, and make that file the index file. Example for .htaccess: DirectoryIndex index.php
Nothing just happens for “no apparent reason”. Some new condition has caused this. Most likely a new plugin or update of an existing plugin. It is possible for a plugin or theme doing something crazy like flushing rewrite rules on every load could wipeout the existing rules. See this ticket for more info: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/18450#comment:34 if … Read more
From the WordPress Codex, this is how to enable permalinks in your blog. From your admin dashboard on the left side go to Settings -> Permalinks In the Settings → Permalinks panel (Options → Permalinks before WordPress 2.5), you can choose one of the “common” structures or enter your own in the “Custom structure” field … Read more