Permalink /%category%/%postname%/ returns 404 on OSX
Permalink /%category%/%postname%/ returns 404 on OSX
Permalink /%category%/%postname%/ returns 404 on OSX
This Plugin automatically adds a 301 redirection when a post url changes. See also this question on stackoverflow.
How about using custom rewrite tags/structure? So we’ll be using these two rewrite/structure tags: %monthnum2% does the same thing as the %monthnum% tag, but without a leading zero; e.g. 3 and not 03 for March. %day2% does the same thing as the %day% tag, but without a leading zero; e.g. 7 and not 07. The … Read more
Short version: You can’t. Long version: Technically there are ways this can be achieved but they are ① likely not available to you as a user on a shared server where you do not have root permissions and ② even if they were, they come with ‘gotchas’ that you really don’t want to deal with. … Read more
Permalink settings not saving
It is not listed in the Codex but perhaps the word ‘slug’ in the pages URL is a reserved word? Just a wild guess and could be completely wrong. I thought it may be worth mentioning however as others may encounter a similar problem and might be the result of using reserved words. If you … Read more
WP allows you to add custom rewrite rules via WP_Rewrite – using them you can achieve pretty much anything you want – and if you like RegEx it will be a breeze. WordPress needs triggers by which it will recognize the type of page you are requesting, hence it’s default /category/ match rule along with … Read more
I once had a problem like this. On my site was a malware and it edited a .htaccess file. Check by FTP that your .htaccess file is not changed. If yes, scan your site by any online malware scanner or any security WordPress plugin.
You get this behavior as following: Create a page as category name. A product page, make it child of your category. Use [product_page id=”0″] to display a product. You can now use the same product name in different categories.
Rewrite my default post URL