cyberinfinity

Thanks, that worked!

The slug is ‘videos’ – it’s all lowercase, but that isn’t working either

I don’t think it’s specifically my code that’s causing the problem, because even if I have some text outside the code, it doesn’t show up when I have “execute PHP” checked, nor does a straight-forward bit of PHP.

Is there something that would be making the “execute PHP” not only not work, but break the whole thing?

I need to do the same thing, but need to keep the styling for the title.

I already made the above change, and edited

.slide-excerpt h2 a,
.slide-excerpt h1 a,
.slide-excerpt p,
.slide-excerpt {
color: #807b00;
}

to add
.slide-excerpt h2,

but it’s not working.

The site is https://dzmmlaw.com/new2014. I want to keep the title green like the excerpt, but when I remove the link, it reverts to the gray that I’m using for H2.

At the moment, I’ve got the php edited to just link back to the current page, but the client would really prefer that the link be removed altogether.

Any idea what I’m doing wrong here?

Sorry – I didn’t realize that was there.

I don’t have an answer to your question, but I just had to say that I used to maintain that website, when I worked for Wide Open Communications, in the early 2000s.

Small world!

I’m having this problem as well.

https://www.lowabram.com/lowenthal-abrams-locations/pennsylvania-office

isn’t going to
https://www.lowabram.com/pennsylvania-office

as it should.

Did you figure it out?

I came across a few articles about how to override it like that.

Working:
https://www.philadelphiamedicalmalpractice.com

Not working:
https://www.philadelphiamedicalmalpractice.com.php53-5.ord1-1.websitetestlink.com/

There are tons of parent / child pages, and I think it should be happening automatically. It is on on other WP sites.

Are your WP sites doing this redirect the way I think it ought to work?

Any idea where/how that automatic redirection is being controlled? Something screwy there, maybe?

Should there be something in .htaccess to make this redirect happen?

I had to edit .htaccess to increase the upload file size limit to import the old data; maybe I deleted something that should’ve been there when I added the code to do that?

The hosting company just pointed me to the instructions for how to hard code it in wp-config, or use functions.php to change it.

I now have it hard coded to the actual domain – https://www.lowabram.com – instead of the temp ULR, but I’m still having the same problem, that the links are requiring the parent slug.

https://www.lowabram.com/auto-accidents should be redirecting to
https://www.lowabram.com/practice-areas/auto-accidents but instead, I’m getting a 404.

Looking at another WP site I’ve recently set up (different host, also an auto-install), I’ve got those settings the same (the domain for both, no trailing / ) and it works, if you go to

domain.com/parent/child/ you get redirected to domain.com/parent/child/

What could be different here?

It’s not being hard coded in wp-config; this is the only reference:

define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘https://’ . $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]);
define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘https://’ . $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]);
define(‘WP_CONTENT_URL’, ‘/wp-content’);
define(‘DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE’, $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]);

Upon further investigation, I see that they’re grayed out on all 4 associated sites. They were all auto-installs. I’m going to contact the hosting company, or the installer and see what’s up.

I can check the config file, or the database directly.

What do I want them to be, to make this work?

Both fields are the same as the URLS I listed above for the two sites, respectively, but no trailing / on either one.

The new site was an automated installation via the host, and both those fields are grayed out. I don’t remember running into that before.

I just decided to start fresh.

I backed up the database and theme files, deleted WordPress from the server, created a new database, reinstalled it, imported the data, re-uploaded the theme, reinstalled / activated and set up all the plug-ins, and now it looks right in all 3 browsers!

https://kathleenthayes.com

Still no idea exactly what was wrong, but it’s fixed now, so I’m happy, client’s happy, and that’s good enough for me at the moment.

Ok, done. Twenty Eleven, no plugins. Everything looks great except the front page :/