Tom

hahaha! You’ve made my day guermica1984! Honestly!

Don’t forget your backup ?? Good luck.

Sorry in advance but.. it looks like you don’t know what you are doing.. just jumping through files..

Always make backup copy of the file you are editing.

Try google it or this or this

It IS that easy.. T_STRING errors are mostly caused by misspelling.
Read this

@guermica1984
If it looks like

define('WP_DEBUG', 'false');

it is wrong.. it should look like

define('WP_DEBUG', false);

The good rule of thumb is to make backup of your wp-config.php file before you edit it so you can always revert your changes. But this is for the future.

You probably removed some delimiter, accidentally deleted something.

It can be a lot of things i.e.
– lack of ; at the end of line (except comments)
– missing closing or opening ‘
– missing / in /* or */

or any other character you deleted accidentally.

Thank you HeartofKronos, I’ll check it out.. who knows.. ??

Good luck Elena ??

You can do it more strict way

from: /\d+/(.*)

to: /$1

Difference is in additional slashes.
This way you have all links like /2012/post-name filtered but not /1785-year-of-something

It could be useful in case someone creates a post name starting with numbers.

Follow this:

from: field insert /\d+(.*)
to: field insert $1

There was one character (\) missing which I’ve corrected.

It will strip all numbers from the beginning and preserve the rest.

Hi Elena,

The easiest way.

– go to Tools -> Redirections
– scroll down to the very bottom
– you’ll see “Add new redirection” section
– in “Source URL:” field insert “/\d+(.*)” (without quotation marks)
– in “Target URL:” field insert “$1” (also without quotation marks)
– tick Regex box
– press “Add Redirection” button

and done!

Hi sahityah,

I don’t think it is possible at all when you want to use .htaccess

Compare two patterns.
With /%category%/%postname%/ you have links like
/category-name/first-post-title/
/category-name/another-post-title/
…
/another-category-name/other-post-title/
…

With /%post_id%/ you can have
/2346
/7610
…
/9823
…

respectively for the same posts (assuming numbers are posts id’s)

There is no way to use .htaccess rules and translate name into matching number if you do not have access to database (and you don’t in .htaccess).
Maybe there is some plugin dealing with this kind of problem?

@thezedt
Thank you, it works!
I haven’t realized I can use * as HTML tag ??

I placed following in my style.css

/* responsive header widget area */
#header-widget-area * {
  display: inline;
  max-height: 90%;
}

#header-widget-area p {
  margin-left: 30%;
}

and it works for all sizes except smallest one (for smartphones) but I believe I can work it out ??

You can check it out here Tai Chi Poznan

Best way – upload missing images to your site.

@webitman
Photocrati-men don’t like two people asking questions in one thread. I went through it before here ??

@cais
I agree with you. I doubt it is really possible to change memory limit yourself on shared hosting. If it was possible, everybody could do it and steal all memory for himself. It would be a nightmare for admins!