This approach is not advisable as http://example.com/page/whatever-information/ is how WordPress deals with child pages and .htaccess Rewrites is part of how WordPress identifies what page is being requested and what queries to run. You should probably pass the whatever-information as something called a POST variable, then have code that runs on page and parses these … Read more
This soluton will create a metabox on your Edit Post screen and show you four additional form fields – Name Position Publications Freetext It will then save the data in to a corrisponding DB table, with each field in it’s own column as you specified. As you have not provided a table name I have … Read more
You can do this by checking if the post author is a contributor and post status is pending before the post is saved. Before the post is saved: add_filter( ‘wp_insert_post_data’, ‘disallow_edit_pending_3748’, 99, 2 ); function disallow_edit_pending_3748( $post_data, $post_array ){ if( ‘pending’ == $post_data[‘post_status’] && current_user_can( ‘contributor’ ) ){ // there’s no other way to do … Read more
So far i know google appreciate a single instance of h1 tag in a page, but it could be anywhere at the priority content area. And all of WordPress front pages does have an element to use inside h1, such as post title, category name, search text, author name etc. Usually Blog or Front page … Read more
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If you have done the first part correctly in loop-home.php, you can just simply move that into the appropriate template used by your archive pages. Taken into account that you have not used custom queries to build your queries on the homepage or any of the archive pages, you can do the following which will … Read more
As Peter mentioned, Jetpack Stats would be a neat way to handle this. It has its own Popular Posts widget which you can take as a starting point, the API is fairly simple. An alternative is the Google Analytics API. I wrote a tutorial about this quite a while ago, it’s probably somewhat outdated, but … Read more
You do this with URL Rewriting. Locate your .htaccess file and add this line above # BEGIN WordPress RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^author/(.*)$ /team/$1 [R=301,NC,L] Note, if you put this inside the wordpress block it will get rewritten next time your permalinks are regenerated.
How to work around the bug which prevents custom menus from being deleted?