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Changes are possible via CLI: wp option set wp_attachment_pages_enabled 0|1 by visiting /wp-admin/options.php through a small plugin When this option is set to 0: attachment pages no longer appear in … URLs redirect to their original files for logged in users sitemaps/REST API endpoints etc use the original uploads URL More details at https://make.wordpress.org/core/2023/10/16/changes-to-attachment-pages …

This isn't something WordPress provides at the moment, "PJAX" is a general term and technology that has lots of implementations and tradeoffs, similar to how there is no one way to do your CSS. There …

This is because you did not put singular.php in the URL, and if you did it wouldn't make any sense. Remember, WordPress loads the template, not the other way round, your mental model of how this works …

Use the cover block instead, the group block isn't necessary, and will have padding if it's given a background colour.

No, media is attached to posts/pages using the post_parent column. This works because media is actually a post of type attachment in the database. …

Create 25 child pages in the admin area and set them to use your template, then update the content for each page to match its parent page …

You can't edit them, and they're not notes stored on a post If you set a page in settings as the front page, Front page will be shown so it's easier to identify that page The same is true if you choo …

I don't know which CSS styles/classes can be used. You can't know this, not without knowing which plugins and themes there are installed. Prefix your classes so they're unique and it becomes a non-i …

I want to load content from another table into wp_posts and then show it as a normal page. What solution do you recommend. If that's your goal, then use shortcodes! For example: // PHP code add …

For some reason this code has been added: <h1 class="entry-title"><?php echo the_title(); ?></h1> the_title will display the current posts title, you should replace this with what you actually wan …

There's a fundamental problem in your code, and one that suggests you're doing something very dangerous in your code. Given this code: $id = 216; $p = get_page($id); echo apply_filters('the_content' …

No, not unless you push the change manually. More specifically, WordPress has no concept of production/preprod/etc or of pushing/pulling. These features are always implemented by hosts or custom soft …

I just installed a fresh copy of Wordpress and tried to create one parent page Pages are just pages, there's nothing special about parent pages, and it's not a term normally used but the page … In WordPress people don't think of pages as parents, but they think of pages as children/sub-pages. …

(since all start from the same duplicator backup, their pages will have identical ids) No, the page IDs would get recreated with new values on import Will there be conflict arising to page data connected …

Additionally, the plugin will run on all sites, so if your code worked the way you think it does, and you have 5 sites, you'd get 5 duplicate pages. … So there are a few things to note: Don't create pages on init or admin_init Create the pages on site creation or plugin activation Only create the page when you're on the site you want to create the …