I am creating a wordpress site Local.mensusa.com .
In this site I created so many post But all post showing same title (User Name) in title bar.
I need to change this with my post title .
Means each post should carry different articles.
Go to WordPress Dashboard. Select Settings menu. In that select Permalinks. In the page select he option Post name. Your problem will be solved. I am suggesting this answer in the sense that you already have created the .htaccess file in the WordPress root directory. If not then copy the code below appearing in the permalink page when you select your option in the Permalink. Paste the code into a file named .htaccess(you should create it) in the WordPress root directory.
WordPress dashboard > Settings > Permalinks > "Post Name" > Save Changes
Note: The above will only work if you have a .htaccess file that is writeable by the server.
If you're not happy with the URL you can go into the post in question and edit the permalink, this can be done under the title in the "Edit" post section.
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I have installed wordpress inside one folder called blog. when we open the blog, the blog links are broken 404 page error. How do i fix this issue, if its installed on root directory it will work, but this time it is directory, Is there any way to fix this issue
Normally such issues can be fixed easily by refreshing your permalinks. To do that go to WP > Settings > Permalinks and click on the save button once.
On some servers it is not allowed to edit .htaccess by clicking save in that section, therefore if you get an error; contact your hosting provider.
You may also want to check that the URL of your site corresponds to the URLs shown inside of WP > Settings > General.
First ensure your server support rewrite_ module
1.Login your WordPress dashboard
2. Click Settings
3.click Permalinks and change your permalink then click save
Due to some requirement I have to install wordpress in cakephp site, I installed it inside app/webroot/blog and after some modification I can access wordpress blog as
mysite.com/blog
Now the problem is that wordpress post url should not contain word "blog" ,currently they are as
mysite.com/blog/post_url.
They should be like
mysite.com/post_url.
I have open to install wordpress anywhere.
Thanks
Rich
Is your problem that you truly don't want the word 'blog' to appear in the url, or that you can't see your posts because their path is wrong? If the latter, you can fix it by changing the root path in the wordpress settings, add '/blog' at the end of your default path and all should be well.
I have to tried to update the permalink in my wordpress site to be post name. I have have .htaccess file uploaded and permission set to 777. However, when I updated the permalink in wordpress it still said :
If your .htaccess file were writable, we could do this automatically,
but it isn’t so these are the mod_rewrite rules you should have in
your .htaccess file. Click in the field and press CTRL + a to select
all.
If you access to website now (https://www.pata.org/store) and go to any page, it will show up 404 not found page.
One more thing, the website is based on Woocommerce latest version, I am not sure if that is the reason.
Has anybody ever experienced this?
I have a simple Theme like below
Right now when I navigate to localhost and site root directory I am able to see content from header.php , footer.php and page.php.
then, I simply generated some pages for Navigation bar and to get a better URL I updated the permalink from default to Post Name format
Now while I have the the clean Ur as: Permalink: http://localhost/RumiPress/eyeglasses/
But when I click to view the page I am getting
I Google this and find some hints about the (.htaccess) so I just copied same format as Cedex
but still getting same result. Can you please let me know why this is happening?
Thanks
Apache's mod_rewrite module needs to be enabled in order for "pretty" permalinks to work in WordPress, as specified in the codex.
You're using WAMP, so this can be done by:
LEFT click on the green WAMP icon in your notification tray
Click on Apache --> Apache modules
Enable rewrite_module (make sure it's checked)
I recently installed Buddypress on a new Wordpress site. I'm having a problem getting Buddypress links to work. My site's permalinks are set to 'post-name' (http://mysite.com/index.php/sample-post/) but when I click 'Register' for example (a Buddypress link) it goes to http://mysite.com/register.
Anyone know how I can change Buddypress link structure?
There should NOT be index.php/ in your permalinks.
Go to Permalinks admin page and remove it using input. And check that you have .htaccess file in the root of your WP install.
This codex article will be useful for you as well.