You could override your query with pre_get_posts in functions.php: function add_all_fruits_to_category($query) { $catnames = $query->get(‘category_name’); if ($catnames == ‘fruits’) { $query->set(‘category_name’, $catnames . ‘,bananas,apples,pears’); } } add_action(‘pre_get_posts’, ‘add_all_fruits_to_category’);
There are a few things to sort out here. The first is why your rewrite rule will not work. add_rewrite_rule(‘/api’, ‘/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php’, ‘top’); The WordPress rewrite does not redirect to a page. What does is it parses the path using regular expressions into a WordPress query vars. If you disable pretty URLs in WordPress, you’ll see … Read more
In general, Apache will use the most specific .htaccess to the resource being requested. This means that, for accessing files in /httpdocs/wordpress/, /httpdocs/wordpress/.htaccess will be used. Access to /httpdocs/foo/ will use /httpdocs/foo/.htaccess and, if that doesn’t exist, it will use /httpdocs/.htaccess. If your document root is pointing to /httpdocs/wordpress/, then users will see http://www.example.com as … Read more
Taking a value from PHP_URL_PATH won’t work after WordPress 5.5 update
Your first two rewrite rules do not end with $, which indicates that the URL should stop there. So myPage/mySuPage/param1/param2/page/3 would still be matched by the first pattern, because it can just ignored the /page/3 part at the end. The next rewrite rules will then never be used. With my Rewrite analyzer plugin I was … Read more
Conditional variables are based on the main page query ($wp_query). If you want is_home() to be false, then you need to manually set it to false ($wp_query->is_home = false) or override the main query such that it’s not true anymore. Probably you’d do that in your template_redirect_intercept function there, or in the individual page templates … Read more
After browsing all my dashboard, the solution turned out to be simple: Navigate to: Dashboard -> settings -> permalinks For some reason “Custom structure” was activated. I simply had to choose “Post name” instead. Now all my links look as they should.
I haven’t tested it, but what about: add_rewrite_rule(‘^company/(.+)/replies/(.*)?$’,’index.php?pagename=replies&reply_id=$matches[2]’,’top’);
This happens in redirect_canonical(). You can disable that function with: remove_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘redirect_canonical’); But be aware it does a lot more. Too much for my taste … So there might be side effects.
You need to redirect before any content is sent to the browser. If you had debugging enabled, you’d see errors about headers already being sent. The question is light on detail but if there is a way to avoid the secondary loop and use the main query this should work (though I question the logic): … Read more