Use a template file for a specific url without creating a page
I wonder if its possible to use a template file for a specific url without having to create a page for that template.
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What is the best permalink structure for SEO?
In the past I’ve used the Day and Name or Month and Name settings.
How to remove CSS file in the header using WordPress functions?
I want to remove a CSS from loading in the header, this is the code that appears:
Add an admin page, but don’t show it on the admin menu
I have a custom plugin ‘Charts’ that has it’s own menu. In that menu are links to the 3 pages for the plugin – ‘Charts’, ‘Add Chart’ and ‘Edit Chart’. However, I don’t want to display the link to ‘Edit Chart’.
Any guides on using WP SVN with IDE clients?
/project A/department B/Team C/Member D/Stream E/Component F/Element G/Branch H/ Branch I/Version J
Custom Post type & Taxonomy URL structure
I have a custom post type products and a custom taxonomy ‘Product Categories’ with the slug products.
Is it possible to change the log file location for WP_DEBUG_LOG?
I use WP_DEBUG_LOG in my development environment and have no issues with debug.log being in the wp-content directory.
What’s the difference between esc_* functions?
I’ve read Professional WordPress and it says:
Automatically determine minimum WordPress version required for a plugin?
When developing a plugin, is there a way to automatically determine the minimum version of WordPress that’s required to run it? I want to make sure that the Requires header is accurate, but manually checking every time I call a new core function is tedious and error-prone.
Get Permalink without domain (i.e. get relative permalink)
This is the code I am using: <?php echo str_replace( home_url(), '', get_permalink($post->ID) ); ?> What it does is output the permalink as a relative URL i.e. only the slug. For instance, if the permalink is http://example.com/2012/01/post-title/, the relative URL output by the code would look like /2012/01/post-title/. Problem: All Posts and Pages show the … Read more