I would like content creators to be able to select a page template when editing the page that indicates the page should not be included in the sitemap This seems a bit awkward to me. I would suggest instead to add a meta box that enables content creators to toggle an “include in sitemap” setting … Read more
Here are the steps I do when I copy a WordPress site (old/new version, live or local). Download all the wp-content/ directory and replace the files (nothing else) Rename the wp-config-sample.php in wp-config.php and adapt the environments variables to your new environment (database name, database user, database password…) Download the database’s content as a .sql … Read more
If it is not going to your 404.php , then is it redirecting to index.php. a. If it is redirecting to index.php, can you please update the permalink setting and update the .htaccess file with that. b. If the situation still arises can you please try deactivating the plugins one by one and see if … Read more
The problem was due to a security setting in the server (Apache). Changed a rule and voilà!
Are you using pretty permalinks? If so try to go to wp-admin > Settings > Permalinks and press the ‘Save Settings’ button. The second form URL is only used when you dont have the Url rewriting enabled. But that is not recommend for SEO.
As @Milo said, I’d suspect the folks at your hosting place. You might also look in your hosting ‘cpanel’ for the ‘404’ settings.
your .htaccess likely wasn’t inited. You can go into your settings/permalinks and hit save and this will flush the settings for you and it should work.
Home, in your menu, should never point to a physical ( created by you ) page. Its meaning is simple – URL of your domain ( eg. http://example.com or https://example.com ). Remove Home from your menu. Add Home to the menu as Custom Link, with URL = ‘/‘ and Navigation Label=”Home“. You’re saying that your … Read more
First, did you check your LAMP configuration ? Try to access a static HTML page with images, then a simple php script. If it’s ok, then try to disable any plugin, mu-plugin and use a native wordpress them (such as twentyseventenn). You can also turn debug on in wp-config.php define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true); define(‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, true); to display … Read more
It’s just a guess, but if you go to settings -> permalinks and use the standard (ugly) permalinks with all the variables in the url it maybe will work. If it works, you probably don’t have mod_rewite installed on your server. And you can’t use the “pretty” url’s.