I import my custom terms from a desktop program using MySQL queries. But all the terms lead me to a 404 page. I tried flushing rewrites many times, it didn’t help. It only helps when I save individual terms at https://[mysite]/wp-admin/term.php?taxonomy=store-category&tag_ID=[int ID]
So, I’m having an issue where using the get_the_category function is returning an incorrect slug. My code snippet is as so:
I have custom permalinks with this code
I would like to execute some php code when permalinks updated, I think some plugins I’m using them updates permalinks programmatically sometime and this breaks my some slug rewrite settings, at this point I need to run code when permalinks updated. Is there any filter or event listener to make me able to this.
I am writing a plugin, and want to show an about page, but without a post/page record.
So if, the url https://example.com/about is entered, my ‘hardcoded’ content is shown.
I’m using the WP Job Manager plugin, and want to add the company name field to the slug automatically when I save a post.
when I activated the theme. it is only one page. the navbar links are Home #About #Services #Contact
This should be such an easy thing but it’s giving me so much headache.
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.
I’m receiving the below error when trying to access the Permalinks section on the WP admin. The page does not load and shows the error message instead. I cannot understand what this means or what has to be done. Any ideas are appreciated and thanks in advance. Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function … Read more