It’s not clear, but I’m assuming you want a ‘log out’ url, that brings the user back to the current page? get_permalink() however, get’s the permalink of the current post in the loop (if you’re using it outside the loop, you’ll find that it takes the user to the last post in the loop after … Read more
Did you check the Apache capability for it? If Not yet, open the httpd.conf of your Apache directory and remove the ‘#’ that’s prepended to the line ‘LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so’ plus change the term ‘AllowOverride None’ to ‘AllowOverride All’. That did the trick for me after a many hours of searching…
I believe the primary reason that the GET parameter format is still used for searches is that search forms are regular GET forms that when submitted form URLs with the GET parameters appended. But a further problem with using custom URLs to capture searches is that search terms can be arbitrary text, including slashes, etc, … Read more
So I ran across this page here and decided to try it out one more time. And it worked! I was able to make the gallery custom post type be a child to a “Photos” page which is child to “Explore” and everything turned out perfect in the breadcrumbs using this code in functions.php (customized … Read more
Problem fixed YAY. I had to edit the permalinks on the three main pages that were generating the server 404s. In other words, I changed about to about-client-name, changed services to services-page, and changed contact to contact-us. The 404 behavior went away. This also fixed the subordinate services pages and the subordinate about page.
The welcome page “exists” since I can access it when I search for it, though trying to go to its link directly give me a 404 as well. As an experiment, try changing that page’s slug to welcome2; if it works now, check if you have any custom rewrite rules set up that are overriding … Read more
I was going to make this a comment but it was getting long and I think I see an answer emerging. I’ll gamble. If this is the problem URL: http://whoosh.acgdemo.com/swampism/, you are seeing an attachment page <link rel=”canonical” href=”http://whoosh.acgdemo.com/?attachment_id=114″ /> WordPress shows these when individual images are requested. I am starting with that assumption. The … Read more
Create a simple page which is needed to be the homepage and another page on which you want to show your recent blog posts. Then go to Settings > reading and set a static page option in front page displays option. Then for the front page select box, select the new homepage and for the … Read more
If you want the two to be completely separate (as you hint at in your question), you have two (or three?) options: You install multiple blogs with a sub-directory structure of your choice. This way you will have complete control of your URLs. For example you could have one install running out of your /blog … Read more
The problem was that somewhere AllowOverride was set to None, but I don’t know where that httpd.conf file was. I set it through some GUI tool that comes on the Mac. Apparently the file I was trying to edit was not the one that was being used. Thanks for your help, Pothi and JMa.