The site I linked here, however, doesn’t seem to recognize that I have the category (the link is to one of them) set to display Oldest posts first. Aside from the themes being different (the working site uses Meks Typology, this one uses Crio), I’m wondering if the nature of my links are to blame for the plugin not working? On the working site, I use the basic ‘Post Name’ type links, whereas I use ‘Custom Structure’ for the problem site, set to use category/postname. Could this be the problem?

I do have different plugins installed on each page relating to the theme functionality, but nothing that should be changing post order (at least that I can find), and I’m just using basic posts built with the page builder included with the Crio theme, starting off with a blank page, no advanced block structures.

first thanks for your plugin! It is very useful!

I don′t know if this behavior exists only on my site: Is it normal, that when I hover over the columns that I made clickable, that no link structure is shown in the Firefox browser in the left bottom corner as usual?

Is it also normal that when I click the columns (right click) that there are no options to open the link for example in a new tab or window. It behaves like no link is there, until you really click it. The context menu doesn′t show the options…

I use your plugin for example also for menu points. I personally for example like it sometimes to do a right click and then open a link in a new tab or window to compare things faster and easier…

Is this a problem on my site or does the plugin not support the context menu and showing the link structure in the browser?

Thank you for your support!

I have been told in another forum as long as there are no links to the example.com/category/ page, it doesn’t affect SEO. My question is, wouldn’t the search bot see the example.com/category/element that is linked to, and work backward, ultimately noticing the missing category page?

If you need more clarification please ask. I am improving my technical vocabulary, but I don’t know all the correct terms yet.

Thanks for your help

The problem is that the last element “point-of-interest.html” is often the same on different cities e.g.:

docelowo.pl/amsterdam/zabytki.html
docelowo.pl/berlin/zabytki.html

Of course the for WP it is impossible(?) to save twice the same last element – it save it like zabytki.html and zabytki-2.html

I really do not want to use redirect 301, because I did it twice before and always lost a lot of audience…

So my question: Is this any way I could preserve the old link structure in WP?
Maybe I could leave slash in permalink like “berlin/zabytki.html” – but I did not find how to do it.
And maybe another twisted way?

Thank you in advance for help.
Dominik

Presently, the site’s domain name is duplicated if placed in wp-config as intended. E.g., if wp-config reads:

define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘https://mysitename.com’ . $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]);
define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘https://mysitename.com’ . $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]);

…then URL paths will read “https://mysitename.com/mysitename.com” (and hardly anything will work).

Now, if wp-config reads:

define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘https://’ . $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]);
define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘https://’ . $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]);

…then everything will work fine, because “mysitename.com” is being written onto the URL somewhere in a .php or database file.

I am not convinced this is how it was intended to work, for images are rendered with URLs such as the following:

http:/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/pageLogo.png
…as opposed to:
https://mysitename.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/pageLogo.png

This includes the images that are coded into my theme through the Theme Options.

Any ideas? Anything else I can provide to pinpoint the problem – just let me know.

-Kurt

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/duplicator/

See attached PDF with the link structure for better understanding of the problem.
https://www.filedropper.com/websitemenu or
(Same PDF in both cases, added for redundancy)

Thanks for your help!

If I then wrap that URL in shortcodes, it at least auto-links the URL, but still doesn’t actually embed it.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/oembed-gist/

Your plugin would seem to answer the problem I have. It is mentioned here:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/including-indexphp-in-the-link-after-changing-hosts?replies=4

What I want to do is to recreate this:

https://example.com/index.php/example-link-structure-here/

on a webhost that automatically does this:

https://example.com/example-link-structure-here/

My old webhost automatically puts the “index.php” in the link.

I need to keep the “index.php” section of the link. Will
your plugin do this?

Thanks

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/change-permalink-helper/