Thanks for the reply, problem solved ! It was in the Woocommerce general settings “Default customer address”. Had it set up on “geolocalize users with cache support”. Just changed it and v=hash disappeared.
Why my WordPress website homepage automatically adding cs_preview=true query parameter to the url?
After making any changes like this, always go to the Dashboard Settings > Permalinks and then click save.
It was woocommerce, it has a setting “geolocalize users with cache support” which adds this parameter to every single url and link. I noticed that the hash appended was the same in every browser on my computer, so I realized it wasn’t a “session” hash, but an IP address hash.
Encode URL for WhatsApp “click to chat” without loosing accented characters
The URL for a media item is stored in the database for that item. The URL includes the domain name. If you move a site to a new domain, the URLs in the posts database are not necessarily changed. (And there are often other items that might not be updated to the new domain name.) … Read more
get property_id to URL: ‘index.php?properties/123’ (index.php?pagename=properties&property_id=$matches[1]) $property_id = get_query_var( ‘property_id’, 1 ); output : 123
sound like this might be your dns issue, try to change dns to 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4(google DNS) in network preferences.
I found weird email address appended to some of my URLs, what does that mean?
No https in url when writing links like: <a href="//