I need to find and delete several thousand timestamps in a few dozen blog posts. The timestamps all look like this: (00:00). But of course, the actual numbers vary.

Is the Search and Replace for Block Editor plugin a suitable tool for this job? I tried running it with Match Case/Expression enabled and the following string:

([0-9][0-9]:[0-9][0-9]:

But no luck. I also want the search to be interactive, so I have a chance to review changes before I make them. (That will be a long, boring job, but it will help me avoid mistakes.)

What’s the best way to get this job done? Will Search and Replace for Block Editor work for this purpose?

Thanks.

My site has the following URL structure for custom post type “Especialidades”:

Archive

• /especialidades/ for archive of custom post and must NOT be cached
• /especialidades/localidade/fortaleza/ for archive of custom post with taxonomy filter, where localidade (location) is the taxonomy and fortaleza (a city name) is the term and must be cached

Single

• /especialidades/cardiologia/ for custom post page of post “cardiologia” and must NOT be cached
• /especialidades/cardiologia/fortaleza/ for the same post page but an term parameter that change some information in the page and must be cached

I have enabled Page Cache option in the General Settings and set the following regex rules in the textarea of “Never cache the following pages” in Page Cache page option:

^/especialidades/?$
^/especialidades/([\w-_]+)/?$

At first, it works. After cleared the cache, I have tested many times in the anonymous tab, but after a while, the page that not must be cached get cached.

I inadvertently sent out an email with an incorrect link as a CTA.

I am trying to add a Regex redirect that detects a param/value pair in the URL and redirects only if it sees that. If someone goes to the page without the param/value pair, they should simply stay on that page.
https://regex101.com/r/BsV2P4/1

Our email hyperlinks inks contain “utm_campaign=Wente%20Events”

Normal URL: https://wentevineyards.com/journal/events/petty-theft
Email URL: https://wentevineyards.com/journal/events/petty-theft?utm_campaign=Wente%20Events (and more param/value pairs after that)

Regex101.com says this matches the email URL but not Normal URL (that is what we want)
/^https:\/\/wentevineyards\.com\/journal\/events\/petty-theft\?utm_campaign=Wente%20Events\.*

But it isn’t working. Help!!!

All video’s I have seen sofar just refer to basic examples like being able to access singular pages/categories/posts/.. but not directories or regular expression afaik. Does anybody know?

eg redirect from

/SWagm

to

/contractors-agm?utm_source=SW-AGM-2020&utm_medium=Flyer

now only ends up at
/contractors-agm/

Just wonder if the plugin supports regular expression? Thanks

I write / my-account / in the exclusion list but when saving, the expression is modified by \/my-account\/ automatically.

It’s correct like this? Will cache exclusion work? If not, how should I write the exclusion correctly?

Thanks!!!