The terms are inserted with wp_insert_term() and updated with wp_update_term(). There’s the pre_insert_term filter, where one can modify the term’s name but not the slug. If we dig further, we see that both functions call sanitize_term() that again calls the sanitize_term_field() function. There we have various filters available. Example #1 Here’s one combination if we … Read more
You don’t need to do anything with rewrite rules. Your example (“domain.com/example-slug/?holder=value”) is a perfect example of “Plain” Permalinks. So your starting point is to set Permalinks (Settings > Permalinks) to something other than “Plain”. This will take the “/?” component out of the URL, and generate a URL in your preferred format. The second … Read more
here: add_filter(‘body_class’,’body_class_slugs’); function body_class_slugs($classes) { global $posts,$post; if(is_single() || is_page()){ //only on a single post or page if (isset($posts)){ $classes[] = $post[0]->post_name; //posts is an array of posts so we use the first one by calling [0] } elseif (isset($post)){ $classes[] = $post->post_name; } } return $classes; }
example – unordered list with post slugs: <ul> <?php foreach( get_posts(‘numberposts=-1’) as $post ) { echo ‘<li>’ . $post->post_name . ‘</li>’; } ?> </ul> http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/get_posts
Yoast does have a filter for you to use. See here: https://gist.github.com/jmcclellan/b2d97ffee0e924e28fa1 I used this to add “parent” pages to custom post types. We wanted to use pages as our category landers w/ custom post types as children. Yoast would not output the parent page slug by default since there is technically no real relationship, … Read more
This can also be caused by uploading images with the same file name as the post/page. In my case, I uploaded an image called ‘careers.jpg’ before I created a page called ‘Careers’, so the page was getting the ‘-2’ appended. To fix it, I just changed the slug on the image, then I was able … Read more
Use get_page_by_title(). It works with any post type. $post = get_page_by_title( $post_name, OBJECT, ‘post’ ); echo $post->ID;
Option #1 Add a theme file for each category, instead of adding a Page for each category. You would create a file called category-news.php which would only display for the news category at /news/, plus files for each other category, such as category-other.php which would display for the other category at /other/. Then just place … Read more
You need to set the ID for the post_title and post_name. You have many approaches. Typically your approach would be to use a filter in WordPress. The best I can say would be wp_insert_post_data and use the second parameter of this filter to get the post id and return the first parameter with the modified … Read more
So that’s the cause. Thanks a lot, Saly CJ. The answer is by Sally CJ’s using the wrong text domain (theme-slug) in theme_slug_widgets_init() – and the correct text domain is ayabil2 (sorry Sally CJ, can’t seem to add your reply as answer)