If you have access to your database you can run the following query. I had run into a similar issue a while back. UPDATE wp_posts SET post_name = REPLACE(post_name, ‘—‘, ‘-‘) This will bulk replace every ‘—‘ with a single ‘-‘ in the post_name. It may also be wise to run the same command on … Read more
You noted that you are using custom post types. To see if that is the problem: Create a normal “post” for each user (not a custom post type) See if their pages suddenly show up. If so, then more than likely your author page is not set up to show show custom posts. To fix … Read more
Update your DOMAIN site. Put this in your wp-config.php file define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://example.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://example.com’); Probably thats fix your problem. Wherever, you can revert back to the Default Theme, renaming the folder of your current theme in /wp-content/themes/ directory. Trying too deleting your .htaccess file Regards.
Change the Settings -> Permalink to Custom Structure /%category%/%postname%/ Now while editing the post, check only the subcategory and now the parent category is nested within the URL automatically.
It’s generally consider pretty bad practice to have the same content at different URLs on a site and will probably damage your search engine performance. Bear in mind you’ll likely need to use a rel=”canonical” link tag in your page header pointing to one of the three possible URLs. Also WordPress stores many links directly … Read more
It is excruciatingly painful to deeply customize WordPress load process. It’s not quite clear if your requirements here are performance related or tied to soemthing else. For your question as stated there would be about following approaches (madness ascending): get rid of actual code causing unwanted queries, altogether or via techniques like caching customize the … Read more
This is by design and intentional. WordPress rewrites have become increasingly complex over the years, and many plugins utilise the page endpoint for a page (usually with a template and custom query) – redirecting introduces a potential world of pain. Long story short, it doesn’t matter anyway. WordPress adds <link rel=”canonical /> for pages, so … Read more
OK solved. Issue was that domain was setup to redirect to IP. What I did that solved the issues was to edit the A record to point to the site IP and removed the domain forwarding. Then was able to set the WordPress and Site URL to the domain (as suggested in other posts) and … Read more
In wp admin go to settings > permalinks and remove the trailing slash.
You should hook add_rewrite_rule() into init Assuming http://local/rieltplus/ is your homepage, and category/catalog/ is a category archives, this should work: add_action(‘init’, function() { add_rewrite_rule( ‘category/catalog/([^/]+)?$’, ‘index.php?category_name=catalog&type=$matches[1]&price_min=1000&price_max=2000&area_min=5&area_max=50&room_num=5&etage=2&plan=old’, ‘top’ ); }); If you want to make that available to any category then mention it in the comments. By the way, local/rieltplus/category/catalog/TYPE&price_min is not a valid URL, unlike … Read more