Getting .htaccess rewrites working in subdirectories under WordPress
If you need to get redirects, or other htacccess directives, working in subdirectories under the WordPress installation, this may help.
If you need to get redirects, or other htacccess directives, working in subdirectories under the WordPress installation, this may help.
If you need to add arbitrary or custom <li> tags before/after your WordPress navigation menu, such as calling wp_nav_menu, you can use this little bit of code.
Quick tip for those who develop in a local, or development, LAMP/XAMPP test environment. Working on WordPress can be a stinger, because of its tendency to use absolute URLs. Having tried a bunch of super quick fixes (mostly rewrites and … Continued
If are running a WordPress multiste and you run into this error: Multisite only works without the port number in the URL. You can make the following small change to wp-includes/ms-settings.php to include your custom port. Let’s use port 8080 … Continued
Wish you could use Kohana’s powerful object-relation, templating or even routes, when writing your next WordPress theme? Then check out Azuka Okuleye’s super helpful article on how to integrate Kohana 3 with WordPress.