Ensure that you provide a canonical url – this should ensure that search engines don’t see the url variants as duplicate content. Additionally, appending a number on the url, will make WordPress try to access that page. Using a debug plugin, such as Debug Bar, is quite useful for diagnosing this kind of behaviour as … Read more
It doesn’t have anything to do with Gutenberg. It’s just the way WordPress stores links in the main content. Anytime you add a link in the WP editor, it automatically puts in the absolute path. ACF and other forms of custom postmeta instead store the post ID, so whenever its slug/permalink changes they are automatically … Read more
There is no way around uniqueness being necessary, with the effects you described. Personally I wouldn’t remove the part that makes ensuring uniqueness of the slug much easier, like the author part, in my mind it is just a sign of a well structured site. Anyhow, there is validate_username() function with the validate_username hook. You … Read more
I think you should really try to make the permalinks work on your server. It seldom fails. Have you checked all your server settings are correct, and have you visited the permalink page after updating, so that the cache is flushed? Otherwise you would have to have http://10.8.10.9/?page_id=1774&location=968&floor=1 and that would work too. I’d really … Read more
I have updated your code please try this and let me know if any query <div class=”row”> <?php $pages = array(54,55,56,57,58,74,75,76,77,78); $i = 1; foreach ($pages as $page) { $post_data = get_post( $page ); //print_r($post_data); $title = $post_data->post_title; $content = $post_data->post_content; $string = substr($content, 0, 0); $themeta = get_post_meta($page,true); $metalink = $themeta[0]; if (has_post_thumbnail($page) ): … Read more
You can change using following steps: Edit that post and find Permalink just after Title click on Edit button After Edit slug click on Ok and then Update post Hope it will help!
In a plugin or in your functions.php file put this : if ( !function_exists( ‘xxx_remove_attachment_permalink’ ) ) { function xxx_remove_attachment_permalink( $rules ) { foreach ( $rules as $regex => $query ) { if ( strpos( $regex, ‘attachment’ ) || strpos( $query, ‘attachment’ ) ) { unset( $rules[ $regex ] ); } } return $rules; } … Read more
You can add an internal rewrite so WordPress recognizes these requests. In the same function hooked to init where you add the post type, you can add: add_rewrite_tag( ‘%tutorial_fragment%’, ‘([^/]+)’ ); add_rewrite_rule( ‘tutorial/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/?$’, ‘index.php?tutorial=$matches[1]&tutorial_fragment=$matches[2]’, ‘top’ ); The value is available via the WP API after the request is parsed: $value = get_query_var( ‘tutorial_fragment’ ); After … Read more
This can be related to your overall Apache configuration and have nothing to do with WordPress itself. By default, Apache will not load any custom .htaccess files, you need to set AllowOverride for the given directory like so <Directory /path/to/site> AllowOverride FileInfo # etc </Directory> FileInfo should suffice, if not, try All and check the … Read more
The easiest way to do is by using Redirection plugin. Follow these steps: Install and activate the plugin. Head to Tools > Redirection. Enter your Source URL (example.com/car/cadillac/image/) and Target URL (http: example.com/car/cadillac/). Finally, click on “Add Redirection” button.