Amal Murali

Nope, just one installation would be enough. Follow the installation guide and install WordPress first. Once you’ve installed it, you can create new user accounts with the required privileges and supply it to your team members.

That way, they’ll be able to access the WordPress dashboard and make changes to your site.

I figured it out myself. Thanks.

Nope. But I would like to remove the links though.

I found some more code that may cause the troubles. So, as I’m a guy with no programming experience, I thought it would be good if I post the entire functions.php here:

[ Please use pastebin.com: 897 lines of code moderated, that’s just way too much. For that many lines of code please use pastebin.com instead. ]

Krisha, that’s now what I mean. Both of the URLs I posted above are accessible. What I’m saying is this:

the first URL do NOT redirect to the second one. But it actually should. For example, if we take another site’s posts as example:

https://www.techomag.com/BLAHBLAH/7-ways-to-customize-your-twitter-follow-button/ is redirecting to
https://www.techomag.com/7-ways-to-customize-your-twitter-follow-button/

In my case it doesn’t. I had a plugin named Transposh (translation plugin) on my blog and it created directories for each different language and enabled users to access content in that particular language by specific directories like:
activenerds.com/de
activenerds.com/af
activenerds.com/nl etc.

Now i have removed this plugin. The URLs with these directories (af, nl etc. ) should redirect to the actual post URL. But it’s not like that. I’m not sure what’s wrong.

Thanks, Johanee, I will have a look. ??

You are the man, cubecolor. Thanks a ton. It’s working awesome now.