So, it turns out that if you pass a Post or Page object to the_permalink() or get_page_link() it will override the post object set by the loop whereas passing an ID won’t. In the previous example you would use <?php echo get_page_link($mypage); ?> instead. Source of get_page_link() had the answers: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_page_link/
If you register a taxonomy named projects, and create taxonomy-projects.php, the URL mysite.com/projects will not exist. There is no such page in WordPress. If you create a term inside inside that taxonomy, “My Project”, that term will be accessible at mysite.com/projects/my-project and that URL will use taxonomy-projects.php to list all posts that belong to that … Read more
Make all internal links relative, or otherwise make a website accessible from multiple domains
I wrote a plugin (“AmazoLinkenator”) that automatically adds your Amazon afilliate link to all Amazon links – overwriting any existing Amazon affiliate link that others might place in a comment. The techniques in there could be added to to do other affiliate places. Found here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/amazolinkenator/ It has options to shorten via Bit.ly your links, … Read more
Because this is how WP is set. You have set your permalinks structure to /%category%/%postname%/ so when you click on a post link, you will have that post /%category%/ and then /%postname%/. I guess you wished to have a structure like /blog-page/%category%/%postname%/. well just add this to your permalink settings /blog-page/%category%/%postname%/.
It sounds like your not starting Apache properly either way this sounds like a server issue not WordPress
WordPress.com is a hosted installation of WordPress and doesn’t allow you to edit things such as permalink structure, or any code other than css. Sounds like you need to get a WordPress install running on another server, Here’s a how-to https://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress then you’ll have access to edit your permalinks, .htaccess file etc.
You’ll have to look in your database and deleted the old entry from there. And then you’ll be able to rename the slug to the old name.
This is not fixable, and there are good reasons for this. Say we had a post with the slug ‘apple’, resulting in /category1/apple. What your question is asking, is how would we add another post with an identical slug, such that it’s URL was /category2/apple? If this was done: If you referred to the post … Read more
This is quite common problem where everyone will encounter, this sounds like there is no htaccess file in your root directory else there is no enough permission to rewrite. Make sure htaccess presence and its permission, hope this will resolve your problem.