Change WordPress address
Question...
How can i change a file address like wordpress addresses such as http://localhost/author/me
that was http://localhost/wp-content/my-theme/author.php ?!!
I want to create new file that doesn't included wordpress files and don't like that show it's address like second address example above...
Rather i want create new address such http://localhost/new
wordpress address-bar
asked Nov 13 at 5:28
avisena_net
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Question...
How can i change a file address like wordpress addresses such as http://localhost/author/me
that was http://localhost/wp-content/my-theme/author.php ?!!
I want to create new file that doesn't included wordpress files and don't like that show it's address like second address example above...
Rather i want create new address such http://localhost/new
wordpress address-bar
asked Nov 13 at 5:28
avisena_net
13
WordPress has some certain file structure, if you want to use WordPress, you have to use that file structure.
– Tristup
Nov 13 at 6:13
@Tristup but i want to know how wordpress changes addresses
– avisena_net
Nov 13 at 6:57
WordPress use the Permalink settings where you can find few pre defined URL structures which overwrite the .htaccess file of your root folder. You can have look into the kinsta.com/blog/wordpress-permalinks-url-rewriting
– Tristup
Nov 13 at 11:10
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Question...
How can i change a file address like wordpress addresses such as http://localhost/author/me
that was http://localhost/wp-content/my-theme/author.php ?!!
I want to create new file that doesn't included wordpress files and don't like that show it's address like second address example above...
Rather i want create new address such http://localhost/new
wordpress address-bar
asked Nov 13 at 5:28
avisena_net
13
Question...
How can i change a file address like wordpress addresses such as http://localhost/author/me
that was http://localhost/wp-content/my-theme/author.php ?!!
I want to create new file that doesn't included wordpress files and don't like that show it's address like second address example above...
Rather i want create new address such http://localhost/new
wordpress address-bar
wordpress address-bar
asked Nov 13 at 5:28
avisena_net
13
asked Nov 13 at 5:28
avisena_net
13
asked Nov 13 at 5:28
avisena_net
13
asked Nov 13 at 5:28
avisena_net
13
asked Nov 13 at 5:28
avisena_net
13
13
WordPress has some certain file structure, if you want to use WordPress, you have to use that file structure.
– Tristup
Nov 13 at 6:13
@Tristup but i want to know how wordpress changes addresses
– avisena_net
Nov 13 at 6:57
WordPress use the Permalink settings where you can find few pre defined URL structures which overwrite the .htaccess file of your root folder. You can have look into the kinsta.com/blog/wordpress-permalinks-url-rewriting
– Tristup
Nov 13 at 11:10
add a comment |
WordPress has some certain file structure, if you want to use WordPress, you have to use that file structure.
– Tristup
Nov 13 at 6:13
@Tristup but i want to know how wordpress changes addresses
– avisena_net
Nov 13 at 6:57
WordPress use the Permalink settings where you can find few pre defined URL structures which overwrite the .htaccess file of your root folder. You can have look into the kinsta.com/blog/wordpress-permalinks-url-rewriting
– Tristup
Nov 13 at 11:10
WordPress has some certain file structure, if you want to use WordPress, you have to use that file structure.
– Tristup
Nov 13 at 6:13
WordPress has some certain file structure, if you want to use WordPress, you have to use that file structure.
– Tristup
Nov 13 at 6:13
@Tristup but i want to know how wordpress changes addresses
– avisena_net
Nov 13 at 6:57
@Tristup but i want to know how wordpress changes addresses
– avisena_net
Nov 13 at 6:57
WordPress use the Permalink settings where you can find few pre defined URL structures which overwrite the .htaccess file of your root folder. You can have look into the kinsta.com/blog/wordpress-permalinks-url-rewriting
– Tristup
Nov 13 at 11:10
WordPress use the Permalink settings where you can find few pre defined URL structures which overwrite the .htaccess file of your root folder. You can have look into the kinsta.com/blog/wordpress-permalinks-url-rewriting
– Tristup
Nov 13 at 11:10
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You can Create a New file or template file as under the steps,
Step 1: Locate your theme's existing pages
- Locate your theme's directory on the local server or production
server. - Drill down to the theme folder to see your existing page
templates. Locate page.php. - Open it with a script editor.
Step 2: Insert name code
/*
Template Name: My-New-Page-Template
*/Paste or type this code right before get_header(); ?>
Replace My-Page-Template with your own template name. You don't need the dashes you an use spaces. Also, note that in the above example there's no opening PHP tag because it's up higher in the file. If your opening PHP tag is on the same line as the get_header(); ?> , then your code needs to go right after the opening tag (with a space between).
Step 3: Save your new file
- Save the file with a new name and a .php extension. For example - NewPageTemplate.php.
Put the file on the server at /wp-content/themes/yourtheme/NewPageTemplate.php (it's better not to have spaces in a file name.)
Step 5: Add a custom Content in the Main div tag of content
Open the file.
Add Custom Content of code to the page.
<div id="content" role="main">
/* Add Custom Content */
</div>Step 6: Apply your template to your pages
- Go to Pages > Add new.
- Choose My-New-Page-Template from the Page Attributes.
Get More Details, you can follow the link - https://codex.wordpress.org/Templates
And Also follow the example of create a new file or template file - https://www.ostraining.com/blog/wordpress/custom-page-template-wordpress/
answered Nov 13 at 9:45
Priyanka Modi
9661511
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You can Create a New file or template file as under the steps,
Step 1: Locate your theme's existing pages
- Locate your theme's directory on the local server or production
server. - Drill down to the theme folder to see your existing page
templates. Locate page.php. - Open it with a script editor.
Step 2: Insert name code
/*
Template Name: My-New-Page-Template
*/Paste or type this code right before get_header(); ?>
Replace My-Page-Template with your own template name. You don't need the dashes you an use spaces. Also, note that in the above example there's no opening PHP tag because it's up higher in the file. If your opening PHP tag is on the same line as the get_header(); ?> , then your code needs to go right after the opening tag (with a space between).
Step 3: Save your new file
- Save the file with a new name and a .php extension. For example - NewPageTemplate.php.
Put the file on the server at /wp-content/themes/yourtheme/NewPageTemplate.php (it's better not to have spaces in a file name.)
Step 5: Add a custom Content in the Main div tag of content
Open the file.
Add Custom Content of code to the page.
<div id="content" role="main">
/* Add Custom Content */
</div>Step 6: Apply your template to your pages
- Go to Pages > Add new.
- Choose My-New-Page-Template from the Page Attributes.
Get More Details, you can follow the link - https://codex.wordpress.org/Templates
And Also follow the example of create a new file or template file - https://www.ostraining.com/blog/wordpress/custom-page-template-wordpress/
answered Nov 13 at 9:45
Priyanka Modi
9661511
add a comment |
You can Create a New file or template file as under the steps,
Step 1: Locate your theme's existing pages
- Locate your theme's directory on the local server or production
server. - Drill down to the theme folder to see your existing page
templates. Locate page.php. - Open it with a script editor.
Step 2: Insert name code
/*
Template Name: My-New-Page-Template
*/Paste or type this code right before get_header(); ?>
Replace My-Page-Template with your own template name. You don't need the dashes you an use spaces. Also, note that in the above example there's no opening PHP tag because it's up higher in the file. If your opening PHP tag is on the same line as the get_header(); ?> , then your code needs to go right after the opening tag (with a space between).
Step 3: Save your new file
- Save the file with a new name and a .php extension. For example - NewPageTemplate.php.
Put the file on the server at /wp-content/themes/yourtheme/NewPageTemplate.php (it's better not to have spaces in a file name.)
Step 5: Add a custom Content in the Main div tag of content
Open the file.
Add Custom Content of code to the page.
<div id="content" role="main">
/* Add Custom Content */
</div>Step 6: Apply your template to your pages
- Go to Pages > Add new.
- Choose My-New-Page-Template from the Page Attributes.
Get More Details, you can follow the link - https://codex.wordpress.org/Templates
And Also follow the example of create a new file or template file - https://www.ostraining.com/blog/wordpress/custom-page-template-wordpress/
answered Nov 13 at 9:45
Priyanka Modi
9661511
add a comment |
You can Create a New file or template file as under the steps,
Step 1: Locate your theme's existing pages
- Locate your theme's directory on the local server or production
server. - Drill down to the theme folder to see your existing page
templates. Locate page.php. - Open it with a script editor.
Step 2: Insert name code
/*
Template Name: My-New-Page-Template
*/Paste or type this code right before get_header(); ?>
Replace My-Page-Template with your own template name. You don't need the dashes you an use spaces. Also, note that in the above example there's no opening PHP tag because it's up higher in the file. If your opening PHP tag is on the same line as the get_header(); ?> , then your code needs to go right after the opening tag (with a space between).
Step 3: Save your new file
- Save the file with a new name and a .php extension. For example - NewPageTemplate.php.
Put the file on the server at /wp-content/themes/yourtheme/NewPageTemplate.php (it's better not to have spaces in a file name.)
Step 5: Add a custom Content in the Main div tag of content
Open the file.
Add Custom Content of code to the page.
<div id="content" role="main">
/* Add Custom Content */
</div>Step 6: Apply your template to your pages
- Go to Pages > Add new.
- Choose My-New-Page-Template from the Page Attributes.
Get More Details, you can follow the link - https://codex.wordpress.org/Templates
And Also follow the example of create a new file or template file - https://www.ostraining.com/blog/wordpress/custom-page-template-wordpress/
answered Nov 13 at 9:45
Priyanka Modi
9661511
You can Create a New file or template file as under the steps,
Step 1: Locate your theme's existing pages
- Locate your theme's directory on the local server or production
server. - Drill down to the theme folder to see your existing page
templates. Locate page.php. - Open it with a script editor.
Step 2: Insert name code
/*
Template Name: My-New-Page-Template
*/Paste or type this code right before get_header(); ?>
Replace My-Page-Template with your own template name. You don't need the dashes you an use spaces. Also, note that in the above example there's no opening PHP tag because it's up higher in the file. If your opening PHP tag is on the same line as the get_header(); ?> , then your code needs to go right after the opening tag (with a space between).
Step 3: Save your new file
- Save the file with a new name and a .php extension. For example - NewPageTemplate.php.
Put the file on the server at /wp-content/themes/yourtheme/NewPageTemplate.php (it's better not to have spaces in a file name.)
Step 5: Add a custom Content in the Main div tag of content
Open the file.
Add Custom Content of code to the page.
<div id="content" role="main">
/* Add Custom Content */
</div>Step 6: Apply your template to your pages
- Go to Pages > Add new.
- Choose My-New-Page-Template from the Page Attributes.
Get More Details, you can follow the link - https://codex.wordpress.org/Templates
And Also follow the example of create a new file or template file - https://www.ostraining.com/blog/wordpress/custom-page-template-wordpress/
/*
Template Name: My-New-Page-Template
*/ /*
Template Name: My-New-Page-Template
*/<div id="content" role="main">
/* Add Custom Content */
</div><div id="content" role="main">
/* Add Custom Content */
</div>answered Nov 13 at 9:45
Priyanka Modi
9661511
answered Nov 13 at 9:45
Priyanka Modi
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answered Nov 13 at 9:45
Priyanka Modi
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answered Nov 13 at 9:45
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WordPress has some certain file structure, if you want to use WordPress, you have to use that file structure.
– Tristup
Nov 13 at 6:13
@Tristup but i want to know how wordpress changes addresses
– avisena_net
Nov 13 at 6:57
WordPress use the Permalink settings where you can find few pre defined URL structures which overwrite the .htaccess file of your root folder. You can have look into the kinsta.com/blog/wordpress-permalinks-url-rewriting
– Tristup
Nov 13 at 11:10