Setting up WordPress with Custom Permalinks and no .htaccess File?
I have a client that strongly prefers to disable .htaccess files because they like to set the Apache configurations themselves. However, they still want SEO-friendly URLs.
I have a client that strongly prefers to disable .htaccess files because they like to set the Apache configurations themselves. However, they still want SEO-friendly URLs.
I’m making a custom theme. It’s a highly specialized theme to make WordPress into like an application rather than a CMS system or blog. For instance, a Dental Office Scheduling System (with CMS and widget capabilities), as an example.
I have a very strange problem with WordPress. I transferred website from one domain to another with the use of Duplicator plugin.
I have added .htaccess https redirect from www to non-www with:
I’m trying to move an existing Bedrock based multisite instance to nginx and am having difficulty getting a set of nginx rules to mimic the original .htaccess. Bedrock places the crux of the files in a wp/ subdirectory, but the urls still need to be accessible from the root domain.
I want to extend my website in a way that is parallel to the wordpress theme.
I’ve decided to take the advice of protecting the /wp-admin directory using .htaccess on a website which keeps getting hacked.
I have moved a WordPress install to a client from sub folder to the root folder. Right now, everything works fine, except for the friendly URLs. I currently have to set the Permalink feature in “Common settings” to “Default”, which means URLs with ?p=434… At least they work. Otherewise I get a very short 404 not found error message on a white screen. I was following this tutorial, but I found I cannot write an .htaccess to my Yahoo host account and so I could not follow one of the last steps… I wonder if the 404 not found errors have to do with this problem I have had uploading the .htaccess file… I currently do not have any .htaccess file up there… So maybe MOD_REWRITE is disabled… I have just ran phpinfo() and did not find any entry on mod_rewrite. Before moving the website, when it was still on a subfolder, the friendly URLs used to work, but now they don’t. Has anyone came accross this experience and has successfully restablished the permalinks feature?
First of all, I am very new to wordpress and know almost nothing about it.
Working on a WordPress support site which has registered only user content, including uploaded PDF and ZIP files.