Yes, it is possible by checking the referer on your target page before rendering the page. There may be a better way to solve your task, however, if you want to share more details. Setting a cookie, passing a parameter with the URL – there is usually more than one way to address a problem. … Read more
This is not a core WordPress button so it must be added by a plugin. You can upload a PDF with the add media button anyway, so look for the plugin that’s adding it and disable it.
Most likely plugin related in your case: BuddyPress seems to set the global post ID to 0 on its virtual pages, (see e.g. this ticket).
# Redirection to HTTPS RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} ^80$ RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://%{SERVER_NAME}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R] This rule is in the wrong place. It needs to go before the # BEGIN WordPress comment marker. ie. Before the WordPress front-controller. Currently, this will result in a redirect to /index.php if requesting HTTP. # BEGIN SecuPress hotlink <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteCond … Read more
Better to use <!–nextpage–> if you want to split content. See theme requirement: http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_link_pages I don’t understand why people keep wanting “Read more” to work in Pages.
WordPress just adds a new entry, the title is not unique, but there is a field guid which is. Permalinks do get an incremental number. Yes, you should remove it from your theme, you’d better write your own plugin for this kind of stuff. I don’t totally understand what you mean, is there no menu … Read more
This is performed by wptexturize(). Unfortunately it saves replacement lists as static variables which you can’t modify. So your options are: Remove wptexturize filter from related hook (depends on where you have that replacement done). Write and add your own filter that will replace converted symbol back.
You probably want to use get_permalink and get_the_title. Example: <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/19555/<?php echo get_permalink( YOUR POST ID ); ?>”><?php echo get_the_title( YOUR POST ID ); ?></a> Replace YOUR POST ID with the ID of the post you’d like to link to. Post ID’s will change from install to install, however, so this might not work as … Read more
Make sure you don’t leave any space after “template name” and full column. Right <?php /* Template Name: About */ ?> Wrong <?php /* Template Name : About */ ?>
it’s an attachment post. when you upload files, WP generates an attachment, which is just a type of post in WP, and has it’s own URL. your image is named mountainrose, hence the mountainrose.html URL. Also, you should accept answers to your questions, people will be unwilling to help you with a 0% accept rate. … Read more