Pagination links for taxonomy archive page 404 error on every page except first
Pagination links for taxonomy archive page 404 error on every page except first
Pagination links for taxonomy archive page 404 error on every page except first
I would customize the Read More tag (natively built into WordPress). Instead of producing your own URL, this tag will render the permalink for you. If you want to customize the text that appears here you can follow these specific instructions as well. function modify_read_more_link() { return ‘<a class=”more-link” href=”‘ . get_permalink() . ‘”>Your Read … Read more
I got it solved. The problem was in the content.php file. I accidentally modified… the_content( sprintf( __( ‘Continue reading %s <span class=”meta-nav”>→</span>’, ‘twentythirteen’ ), the_title( ‘<span class=”screen-reader-text”>’, ‘</span>’, false ) ) ); to: the_abstract( sprintf( __( ‘Continue reading %s <span class=”meta-nav”>→</span>’, ‘twentythirteen’ ), the_title( ‘<span class=”screen-reader-text”>’, ‘</span>’, false ) ) ); when what I needed … Read more
Oh well, i just remembered i can have this result without even programming. And if the theme is not for me i can advice how to do in docs. It was simple: Settings/Permalink/Custom Structure. I hope i’ll be helpful for someone.
Check your database, in the postmeta table, for meta_key _wp_old_slug. When you change a slug, WP stores it and automatically redirects the old to the new, which sounds like the reason you initially couldn’t access /locations/. Once you delete the postmeta, visit Settings > Permalinks for good measure (this refreshes permalinks) and try either using … Read more
You should be able to use a plugin and set your shortcode as a stop word. Search for a “SEO slugs” plugin that lets you add your own “stop words” and you should find several possibilities. From there, anything that is inside your shortcode needs to be added as a stop word, which will not … Read more
How about checking the htaccess file? Or looking (via cPanel File Manager or your favorite FTP program) for files that have been changed? And perhaps going to the Admin/Update panel and reinstalling WP 4.8.
Remove index.php from URL (WP installed in subdirectory)
go under setting>permalinks, you should see the options there. This also depends on if you are using a custom post type in which case you have to edit a line of code to correct the permalinks
No Ones Been Able to Override my WordPress Rewrite Rule Issue!