.htaccess redirects disappeared after re-saving permalinks
I want my WordPress website to load with https + non-www and without trailing slashes. I put the following code in .htaccess file:
mod-rewrite
Protect Upload Folder Files With Ampersand Problem
Wondering if anyone can help with this problem. I have been able to get file protection working in WordPress with the method below:
Site in subfolder – all pages work except home
Our WordPress site is in a subfolder /subwp/, and all pages except the home page work. This is the root folder:
blocking access to all post/tag URIs via htaccess
I want to block all access to the post/tag/example-here pages on a WordPress site, but the following does not work. The .htaccess access file is being parsed. It is at the root of the site (ie the public_html) on a regular cPanel account. I’ve tried with and without the leading slash. I don’t understand why it wouldn’t be working.
WordPress Permalinks still not working despite all necessary settings
I apologize for the seemingly duplicate issue posting but I can’t seem to find someone who has come across my specific issue and resolved it. This post got close but I did everything they did.
WordPress rewrite rules don’t need ^?
For example this code
Understanding Redirects
I have a WordPress website that is working well. The website is shared hosted on a popular hosting site. It was migrated/transferred from a different hosting site to the current one (this point is mentioned as it may play a role in the answer to these two questions). The site has an SSL on the existing site and also had one the original site. I have changed the name servers at the domain registrar to point to the new hosting site.
How to create custom URL routes?
I have a very peculiar requirement, hopefully, I can explain it without being too confusing. I created a page template where I list some properties I get from an external XML file, so far no problems, let’s say the URL is like this:
Making a plugin file accessible via url rewrite?
In my WordPress plugin I have a php file that generates some stats about the blog and outputs it as a simple text file. To access WordPress functions I’ve included this at the top of the file:
remove “index.php” from permalinks
I have been trying to find a solution. but I can’t..