It sounds like you have not properly updated the “WordPress Address” and “Site Address” at wp-admin -> Settings -> General, or you have defined WP_SITEURL and WP_HOME in wp-config.php and did not adjust the value when the site was moved. I can’t comment on whether the .htaccess file is correct, though I can say that … Read more
Based on your comments above: Oo, thanks, good questions. Just realized now that the Settings > Reading has nothing selected for Posts page. (The Front Page is of course set for the static home page.) The problem is, indeed, that you have failed to assign a static page as the posts page (the page ID … Read more
Did you add that in your htaccess file You’re basically saying if you land on /features take me to /features-old which is what is meant to happen by your code. It’s easy to fix though, go to the WP pages and change their slugs, you don’t need to mess with redirects.
There are several possibilities: you may need to enable mod_rewrite on the Ubuntu server or check/fix permissions to allow WordPress to write to the .htaccess file. Best thing to do is read http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permalinks and work through suggestions.
This plugin should handle what you’re requesting. http://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-https/
This might help you: Go to your Settings => Permalinks => Cutom Structure And paste this: /category/%category%/article/%postname%/ Also paste this on Category Base field: category This will work for category but when you visit any post you will be welcomed with 404 page not found (Isn’t it nice?). So stealing from this answer Add this … Read more
Pass ID of post/page that you want to get link… like this:– //if you are in loop. $id = get_the_ID(); //If you are not in loop, simply pass post/page ID. the_title(‘<a class=”” href=”‘ . get_permalink($id) . ‘”><h1 class=””>’, ‘</h1></a>’);
You can set up the redirection on the .htaccess file, adding this row: RewriteRule ^\d{4}/\d{2}/(.+)\.html$ http://www.example.com/$1/? [R=301,L]
$_GET refers literally to ?p=1 part of URL. With pretty permalink if it’s empty then there is nothing to access. WordPress processed either case into query variables of WP_Query class. You should use get_query_var() to retrieve things like this, so in this specific case it would probably be get_query_var( ‘p’ ).
First issue- the permalink structure in Settings is only for the post post type, so your post_type_link function has no %types% tag to replace. Second- unless you want a very complicated (and less performant) solution, the simpler solution is to have a static prefix in your post type slug. With the URL http://domain.com/type/location/post-name/, WordPress has … Read more