What Is a Permalink?
Permalink is a permanent URL for blog logs, categories, and other blog content lists.
wordpress permalink
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- Chinese name
- wordpress permalink
- Use
- Permalink links to your articles
- Should be
- Permanent
- Types of
- Default form (unsightly)
- Permalink is a permanent URL for blog logs, categories, and other blog content lists.
- Other blog hosts can use permalinks to link to your articles, or you can send a link to a post in email. The URL of all logs should be permanent and fixed-this is called a permalink.
- Default form (unsightly)
- For example: http: // example .com /? P = N where N is the Post ID number. It can be used in all server environments, but this form of URL does not look good.
- mod_
- Enter wp backstage-> settings permalink-> custom structure
- Here are a few structures for reference
- % year % year of post, four digits
- % monthnum% month the post was posted
- % day% date of post
- % hour% time of post
- % minute% The time in minutes the post was posted
- % second% The time in seconds the post was posted
- % postname%
- The reason why Chinese TAG tag links and Chinese alias category directory links cannot be opened is that WordPress does not support Chinese encoding. We need to edit the WordPress source file so that it supports Chinese encoding, that is, UTF-8 and GBK encoding.
- Open and edit the wp-include / class-wp.php file;
- <1>
- $ pathinfo = $ _SERVER ['PATH_INFO'];
- Replaced with
- $ pathinfo = mb_convert_encoding ($ _ SERVER ['PATH_INFO'], "UTF-8", "GBK");
- <2>
- $ req_uri = $ _SERVER ['REQUEST_URI']; [/ php]
- Replaced with
- $ req_uri = mb_convert_encoding ($ _ SERVER ['REQUEST_URI'], "UTF-8", "GBK");
- Detailed setting scheme, the source file is available for download, please refer to the following reference for graphic tutorials
- Several common problems
- If it is /%
- Under the Linux host, after Wordpress is fixedly connected, there may be a 404 error page!
- The easiest way is as follows:
- Create a TXT article and copy the code below!
- <ifModule mod_rewrite.c>
- RewriteEngine On
- RewriteBase /
- RewriteRule ^ index \ .php $ [L]
- RewriteCond% {REQUEST_FILENAME}! -F
- RewriteCond% {REQUEST_FILENAME}! -D
- RewriteRule. /Index.php [L]
- </ IfModule>
- # BEGIN WordPress
- <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
- RewriteEngine On
- RewriteBase /
- RewriteRule ^ index \ .php $ [L]
- RewriteCond% {REQUEST_FILENAME}! -F
- RewriteCond% {REQUEST_FILENAME}! -D
- RewriteRule. /Index.php [L]
- </ IfModule>
- # END WordPress
- Then change the TXT file name
- Change the extension with .htaccess?
- Upload this file to the WordPress root directory
- Then change the permissions to 777. Is this OK?
- Really unclear
- You can refer to the following information!