How to add custom rewrite rules and point to specific templates
How can I add a custom rewrite rule so I can catch paths like these:
How can I add a custom rewrite rule so I can catch paths like these:
I want to create most of the website structure based on the external API
I think maybe my understanding about rewrites and templates for custom taxonomies and CPTs is wrong and maybe someone here could help me solve my problem and educate me.
I want to change a URL and want to add a parameter to the last or first of that URL. For example I have URL like below
So I have a project I am currently working on, where I have a WordPress set to a permalink structure of /blog/%postname% for blog posts and pages are domain.com/page-slug/
My site runs on the latest version of WordPress. However, I have a problem with categories. Permalinks are set correctly and my category path looks like this: example.com/category-name. Links work fine, but the problem is, I can also access every category with a link like this: example.com/example.com/?cat=6, which contains no posts.
How to change taxonomy urls in wordpress? Following along with this question and this one But can not get the desired outcome. The default is: example.com/project_category/%category%/ What I want is: example.com/stainless-steel-products/%category%/ I have changed the slug of the project archive so that example.com/stainless-steel-products/ is the project archive. Below is the code used to achieve that. … Read more
I have a bunch of posts that contain images with urls that follow this pattern:
I typically call the rewrite rules with this action
Right now all pages path like /faq/ or /about/. I need path like /home/faq/ /home/about. I tried change url slug in edit page. But WordPress change my home/faq to home-faq.