Actually … the blogs.dir part isn’t used except for internally. Let’s say you have a network with two sites – http://url.com and http://sub.url.com. The files will be located in (respectively): http://url.com/files/2011/06/… http://sub.url.com/files/2011/06/… The blogs.dir directory is where the images exist physically, yes, but your .htaccess file is routing the virtual directories I just listed above … Read more
You only made a mistake in the final step, when you convert the base62-encoded ID back to a decimal ID. You should not do this by changing the rewrite rules, as they are only patterns, not actual rules per post. What you want is take an incoming URL, let WordPress parse it using the rewrite … Read more
This is much more complex than looking up string versus integer. WordPress sifts permalink through a set of persistent regexp-based rules. And it affects logic a lot that string might be many more things than number. See one of better writeups on topic for details. Practical point to know – this doesn’t concern most sites, … Read more
The problem is that the canonical url on all of those pages is http://www.lbjrealestate.com/property/. You either need to generate a custom canonical link for your pages, or provide an og:url tag for Facebook to read. Enter your url in the debugger to see what Facebook sees.
Filter ‘the_title’ on the screen with the list table of your post type. The pattern for the initial hook is: manage_edit-post_type_name_columns. Sample code: // replace ‘post’ with the post type name you want to catch. add_filter( ‘manage_edit-post_columns’, ‘wpse_67171_title_to_url’ ); /** * Replace the default title with its permalink. * * @param string $title * @param … Read more
Ok so I found the answer. I used the code as per https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/56426/37472 and changed all references of ‘series’ to ‘gallery’. That added the required rewritre rule to parse a link like domain.com/landscapes/gallery/123/ to index.php?attachment_id=123. My assumption was that wordpress would display the default permalink that is generated by get_permalink() in the domain.com/landscapes/gallery/123/ format. It … Read more
You’re correct, when you update the permalinks, the htaccess file also updates. When you create or update a “pretty” permalink structure, WordPress will generate rewrite rules and attempt to insert them into the proper .htaccess file. If it can’t, it will say something like “You should update your .htaccess now” and print out the rules … Read more
I guess your problem is that when using the apostrophe in the url, WordPress rewrite rules recognize the post name containing the apostrophe. You can verify that using print_r( $wp_query->query );. If my guess is correct, the ‘name’ query param contain %E2%80%99, so WP will look in the db for a post whose slug contains … Read more
Attachment page 404 not found when image is attached to post
Add ‘articles’ prefix before blog posts url without affecting pagination