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It's been a while since I've used WordPress, and my googling doesn't seem to involve the right words. I am trying to restructure an existing site, which contains many pages. Each page has information about a location where you can find a thing. The people that made this site do not have the locations classified in any particular way. I want to create a URL structure similar to https://example.com/locations/state/city/name-of-a-place-where-thing-is and move the existing pages to the state and city they belong in, with 301 redirects from their existing URL to the new URL. I imagine this is a common enough problem that someone might be able to nudge me in the right direction? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Oct 20, 2021 16:07
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So, if a site has a bunch of content made using Visual Composer/WPBakery Page Builder, where all the useful data is embedded into buttons/other elements provided by the plugin, is there any sane way to strip all the VC formatting out of the post and dump the author-provided content it into another, non-VC based template? I'm trying to help with a site that has over 1,000 posts. Each post has data that needs to go into a new layout. I've tried pulling all the posts via the WP REST API, parsing the VC tags out, and saving the content that I want to keep without the markup generated by VC, and it occurs to me that I may be doing_it_wrong.
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Apr 22, 2022 18:08
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I was afraid of that. Yeah, it's a lot of extremely messy VC tags with random ids and I've written some cowboy code to parse data from each variation of the layout. It's really terrible. GRECOROMANGRABASS fucked around with this message at 20:35 on May 6, 2022 |
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Apr 22, 2022 19:17
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I've seen wordpress sites that have multiple store locations with a permalink structure that is like "https://gas-station-guru.com/gas-station-finder/tx/dallas/gas-station-name" Where gas-station-name is a post with info about a gas station in Dallas, TX. I'm really having a hard time figuring out how to make this work with permalinks, custom post types, and custom taxonomies. I understand I could manually edit the permalink on a per-post setting, but this site has over a thousand locations to edit and I'm running out of time. I assume the wordpress sites with this kind of link structure are set up like this (please correct me if I'm wrong) gas-station-finder is the category base tx is a term of the state taxonomy type dallas is a term of the city taxonomy type gas-station-name is just a posttype for a location in dallas, tx. I feel like i'm missing something in the area of slug and has_front in my CPType / CPTax setup and I'm hoping someone will help me along in the right direction. (I also need to support sity and state archive pages but I don't think that will be hard using the template hierarchy as a reference unless I have to do some wild rewrite rules.) Or maybe I don't need two custom taxonomies? Should I just do taxonomy-name/term/term/post-name? ANY help would be greatly appreciated!
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