When a single post is clicked on from a category page or for that matter any page, you can get the URL of that referrer and parse it to get the query string. But this only works with the default permalink structure
I’m using mac os x 10.6 with xampp.
I want to add custom PHP code to ensure that whenever a page on my site loads in my browser, the URL of that page is echoed to the screen. I can use echo get_permalink(), but that does not work on all pages. Some pages (e.g. my homepage) display several posts, and if I use get_permalink() on these pages, the URL of the displayed page is not returned (I believe it returns the URL of the last post in the loop). For these pages, how can I return the URL?
It seems that all web resources based on the subject of removing a custom post type slug ie
I want to filter any HTTP request URI done through the HTTP API.
I observed the inside the wp_head function in the source links of every .css, .js files a ?ver=1 (or other number based on the file’s/library version) is added. How can I overwrite them, to remove them?
How can I change the format of attachment page urls from /[post-url]/[attachment-name]/ to /media/[attachment-name]/? I understand that I can override the output of get_attachment_link via the attachment_link filter, but I guess I need to change the redirect structure so WordPress knows how to handle these urls?
I have a function that redirects users to the login page (home) if they’re trying to access any other page without being logged in, here’s how it works:
Is there any way to add the .html extension to custom post types without plugin ?