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  • Thread Starter sunny

    (@sunnyflorida)

    I’m working on localhost. High Sierra. Apache v2. PHP v7.

    I have uncommented mod_rewrite. Created an .htaccess with the instructions in the WordPress documents. Set permissions to 666.

    I’ve read how rewrite works. It is a bit complicated but not undecipherable. What I do not understand is the interaction between wordpress and mod_rewrite technically. What happens technically when you change permalink styles and save? It there a flag in the database? Why would wordpress need mod_rewrite at all given the internal PHP in wordpress constructs the URL? Seems like it could construct a Post name URL just as easily as it constructs an Plain URL?

    Trying to under stand the technology so I can figure out why Post name permalinks is not working.

    Thread Starter sunny

    (@sunnyflorida)

    Is it possible that the owner and/or group owner on Mac is _www?

    All the wordpress files at the wordpress root are my mac user ID and the group is 501!

    Thread Starter sunny

    (@sunnyflorida)

    Trying this out I have installed a second wordpress instance documentroot/wordpress and documentroot/xxxwordpress

    The owner is my mac user ID for instance documentroot/wordpress

    The owner is _www for instance documentroot/xxxwordpress

    Both are set to 666 permissions.

    What should be the owner and permissions?

    Thread Starter sunny

    (@sunnyflorida)

    Joy, fine. That is why I am asking here for a solution

    What would be the PHP for posting by category and/or post type? I also would like to have links at the bottom of a single post or page that allows one click to go previous post or page of the current post or pages category or type.

    I don’t think this is a native function in WordPress but something I could add to my theme.

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