How to combine nearly identical custom rewrite rules for WordPress
How to combine nearly identical custom rewrite rules for WordPress
url-rewriting
How to disable WordPress canonical redirect to nearest matching URL and force 404 Page?
After doing some research, I have found the answer, albeit with a small limitation…. only shows the page with a trailing slash. This is perhaps technically correct url display so I’ll deal with it. I found the solution buried in this similar Question Disable WordPress URL auto complete The CORRECT solution is by David Vielhuber …
How can I add_rewrite_rule for a custom post type to preserve the referral id
How can I add_rewrite_rule for a custom post type to preserve the referral id
WordPress is adding pagination for all pages like www.example.com/page/123. How to remove that?
WordPress is adding pagination for all pages like www.example.com/page/123. How to remove that?
Standard Regex syntax doesn’t work in WordPress rewrite rule
Standard Regex syntax doesn’t work in WordPress rewrite rule
Problems Implementing Non-WordPress Rewrite Rules
Here’s a solution to the problem. Not sure it’s the best one, but it does work. From lots of reading and a bit of poking around in the wordpress core (code), it seems that non_wp rewrite rules only work on Apache. DevKinsta is Nginx-based, and there’s precious little out there at this deep level on …
Change url site.it/wordpress
Can you try by adding the following rules at the end of your .htaccess file? RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^example.com/wordpress$ [OR] RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.example.com/wordpress$ RewriteRule (.*)$ https://example.com/$1 [R=301,L] Replace example.com with your website url. Even if it works and doesn’t cause an infinite redirect, this is not the correct solution. I’ll try and take a …
add_rewrite_rule doesn’t work when trying to add a new parameter at the end of URL
add_rewrite_rule doesn’t work when trying to add a new parameter at the end of URL
WP-Include rewrite directory
WP-Include rewrite directory
WordPress picks a wrong template if ?cat= is used as URL parameter
Why? This is because the pretty permalink: /tag/online-lectures/?cat=7 gets translated to the ugly permalink: index.php?tag=online-lectures&cat=7 And as you can see the /tag/online-lectures part no longer has the emphasis it once had. Afterall /category/arrester?tag=online-lectures would boil down to exactly the same ugly URL. Since the resulting query is an archive, and the most specific template available …