Including category-base in a post permalink results in 404
I have static front-page and separate page /news/ as the Posts page. I would like to have the single-post URLs like this:
I have static front-page and separate page /news/ as the Posts page. I would like to have the single-post URLs like this:
I ran into an issue with a site that needs the category base also included in the custom permalink structure. I know this is an issue and I have read many posts like this that gave me some insight…
I have one page for each author, but if the author doesn’t have any posts I can’t get its variables, because the loop is empty.
The page returns empty, no avatar, no info and stuff, the whole site is empty.
How do I skip wordpress’s 404 handling and redirect all 404 errors for static files to 404.html?
WordPress has a feature whereby it will automatically redirect your URLs if it percieves them to be written wrongly. Here is an example: I have a page called my-page
I’ve dug through every question here on custom post type permalinks, but most seem to be either problems with custom taxonomy rewrites, or the obvious missing of flush_rewrite_rules(). But in my case, I’m only using a custom post type (no taxonomy), set to be hierarchical (so I can assign parent-child relationships), with the proper “support” for the attributes metabox, etc, etc. I’ve flushed rewrite rules a thousand different ways. I’ve tried different permalink structures. But child URLs always result in 404!
I run a WordPress site with about 70 active plugins.
I can’t access wp-admin at all after changing wp-config folder permission for hardening my security. The content for the site load find, I cant access wp-admin at all, all I get is 404 message.
I’d like to intercept 404 errors and do some things before to show the 404 error page.