If I understand you well, I think you need to find a string like {fl or az} in the current URL and this can be done by exploding the current URL into pieces. If you confused about the code, we assigned and checked variables like {$url_path and $url_parts} inside if statement /* * NOTES: * … Read more
I feel stupid but I didn’t realize the httpd.conf loads another config at a later point where it was configured to override AllowOverride again. Changed it there to All and it worked, thank you!
Finally figured it out! global $wp_query; echo $wp_query->query_vars[‘grant-type’]
This is what worked for me: function remove_false_words($slug) { if(!is_page()) if (!is_admin()) return $slug; $keys_false = array(‘unwanted’,’word’); $slug = explode (‘-‘, $slug); $slug = array_diff($slug,$keys_false); return implode (‘-‘, $slug); } add_filter (‘sanitize_title’, ‘remove_false_words’); Then you can use wordpress dashboard to select all posts, bulk edit, Update. And the words will be removed from slugs with … Read more
simply add this <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/354821/<?php the_permalink() ?>” rel=”follow”><?php the_title(); ?></a>
Add “blog” to your Permalink settings, like: /blog/%post_title%/
Why not post it on the dev4press.com forum? They have really good support. Milan is pretty quick to respond too. I haven’t yet tried using my version of this plugin on 3.1. Just GD Press Tools.
You don’t have to create a post to hold your data, you can use the Settings API for example you put in your functions.php: $copyright = get_option(‘my_them_copyright’); if (!isset($copyright)){ $copyright=”Design by: <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/11576/domain.com”>ME</a>”; update_option(‘my_them_copyright’,$copyright); } and then whenever you want to call it you use get_option() like this: $copyright = get_option(‘my_them_copyright’); echo $copyright; Update like … Read more
I found it. The box to edit the title had been invisible. I made it visible with the according checkbox in the options bar on the top.
The problem was due to a secondary loop in the page—before this loop, the page knows it’s a page; but after the loop (and in the footer, where the Admin Bar and my code would be rendered), the page thought it was the last post of the secondary loop. Neither wp_reset_query() nor wp_reset_postdata() worked; I … Read more