How to get rid of %20 from the URL? Due to this, duplicate pages are being created
How to get rid of %20 from the URL? Due to this, duplicate pages are being created
How to get rid of %20 from the URL? Due to this, duplicate pages are being created
When registering your CPT, the rewrite and has_archive parameters will control the URLs (untested): register_post_type( ‘course’, array( … ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘with_front’ => false, ‘slug’ => ‘course’, ), ‘has_archive’ => ‘courses’, );
I am using a plugin called Custom Permalinks for that purpose, which works well, except for one thing: it strips all “?” and “=” characters from URLs, a so-called “sanitation” function. This needs taking up with the plugin authors for the =, and is likely because WP itself would perform the same sanitisation, but ? … Read more
That’s a basic facet of how web browsers work, you pass the ID as fragment in the address bar and it knows to scroll to that point. It would be possible to bodge your way around it with an event handler, but That’s not specific to WordPress, so would be best asked on a different … Read more
I have checked the URLs and found that the Post URLs becomes https://michaelandpamstravels.com/?page_id=15204. Looks like your website permalink structure sets to Plain. To correct this I suggest you to go to Settings > Permalinks > Permalink structure, here you can update Permalink structure as per your need. Screenshot : https://ibb.co/t8tzFZJ
How can I add codes to functions.php in WordPress to allow parentheses in slugs, similar to Wikipedia?
How to secure PDF link when share link to someone?
Yes this this doesn’t work when you have custom permalinks enabled. See the red warning box on the page you linked: WARNING: If you are using custom permalink, the trick below does not work, see this: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7592. The trac ticket was closed as invalid so doesn’t look like this will change.
This pages can be generated in WP, or by plugins and are intended to allow the page to be embedded on other websites. If you do not want them they can be “removed” via an .htaccess rule: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^(.*)/embed/?$ RewriteRule ^(.*)/embed/?$ %1 [R=301,L] Or a custom function in your functions.php file: function … Read more
There’s been a misunderstanding of what query vars actually are and what they’re used for. The correct way to read a URL parameter is the same way as every other PHP application: $mc_id = $_GET[‘mc_cid’]; This is because query vars are not URL parameters! WordPress doesn’t have a special way to retrieve URL parameters, it … Read more