How to Rewrite WordPress URL for a Plugin
I am trying to build a WordPress plugin here with a custom user admin area. What I would like to do is when the user adds /edit at the end of the page, it should open a page from my plugin. So for example
I am trying to build a WordPress plugin here with a custom user admin area. What I would like to do is when the user adds /edit at the end of the page, it should open a page from my plugin. So for example
I’m new to wordpress, I set up everything, but there’s something that bothers me: on every single URL or link, there’s a “?v=hash” appended everywhere (example.com/?v=d21feabed96b). I tried to see inspect every plugin, I don’t understand how this parameter is added. It looks like it’s added in js, because if I see the source, there’s … Read more
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