achanne

Thanks. Marked as resolved.

Thanks, but I overlooked a very simple solution. I could just append GET data to the URL: for example, from the post/blog page category links would be something like /category-name/?post=post (in this case, /bmw/?post=post) and from the for-sale custom post page, /category-name/?post=whatever (/bmw/?post=whatever). Then use $_GET on the category page and create listing condition according to the GET data.

Custom Permalinks plugin is for individual posts only BUT the link you provide does recommend another plugin called the Permalinks Customizer which looks more like what I’m looking for.

But changing the permalink structure affects all post types (including custom posts types) and not just the blog.

Thank you for all the responses. I’ll definitely reactivate Wordfence and have a look at activity from the hosting side of things and try to secure the database. BTW, the URL is
I’ll have a careful read-through all the responses again tonight and take some notes. ??

Although I have a test account, it looks like I can’t send it to myself as my own account with which I am logged in does not appear on the list of recipients to choose from. Some of my site’s users would like to be able to send to themselves as well. Is there a way to fix this?

Thank-you!!! I tried the inline CSS method and it worked. It was just a matter of floating an image to one side, either left or right.

Resolved.

Thank-you, Archana. That worked!

Problem solved: If you change the timezone in WP, scheduled posts written BEFORE the change will show up based on the PREVIOUS timezone setting. However, all scheduled posts written AFTER the change will show at the correct time.

If this has to do with post scheduling, no further action is required after changing the time zone in WP and in the database. Unless, of course, you still have scheduled posts from before change, then you would have to add/subtract hours from scheduled time or just copy and paste everything into a new post and reschedule.

Hi, here is the Date/Time section of the PHP.INI file. The problem is that the server time needs to match WP time so that scheduled posts can appear at the right time in Pacific (Vancouver) time.

[Date]
; Defines the default timezone used by the date functions
; https://php.net/date.timezone
date.timezone = “America/Vancouver”

; https://php.net/date.default-latitude
;date.default_latitude = 31.7667

; https://php.net/date.default-longitude
;date.default_longitude = 35.2333

; https://php.net/date.sunrise-zenith
;date.sunrise_zenith = 90.583333

; https://php.net/date.sunset-zenith
;date.sunset_zenith = 90.583333

I have found the cause but not a solution. In order to display the date, the date of the posts from get_the_date() are checked against date() and are displayed only if the month and year match. Today is the last day of the month, and the problem is that when I changed the timezone and adjusted GMT offset in the mySQL database in WP_options, posts have the correct time stamp (today’s date, which is Feb 29th) but date() is March 1st. How do I change the timezone in date() (time stamps are correct though)?

I found the solution for my situation: first, change all the links in the database (upload and run searchandreplacedb2.php), then go to SETTINGS > PERMALINKS and just save.