Hm, I guess I’m not sure what the issue is here.
1. Why are people purposefully entering /index.php/=s
and /index.php/=n
?
2. What’s “nosy” about people finding public posts on your public site?
Thank you for your answer.
I have some password protected posts which I do not want to be known for all. That’s why I have a hidden menu and and search disabled.
I have an example so you understand what I mean:
http://sanktnikolausschule-koeln.de/index.php/=n
automatically changes itself to
http://sanktnikolausschule-koeln.de/nachwuchsautorin-der-nikolausschule-geehrt/
Why does this automatic correction happen? I wanT the exact post-names like in my permalink settings. Otherwise I want a 404 ERROR to be shown. Is this possible?
Do you know what I mean?
On wordpress.org this does not happen as I noticed
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uran235.
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uran235.
Why does this automatic correction happen?
It’s happening because there is no such thing post as /n on your site, so WordPress is making a best guess and serving up /nachwuchsautorin-der-nikolausschule-geehrt which is the post most alphabetically close to /n
That operation is intentional, and I’m not aware of any way to change it.
That that said, the post you’re linking to is _definitely_ not password-protected.
On a real password-protected post, folks would see nothing more than a password field.
On wordpress.org this does not happen as I noticed
It happens here too.
If you try https://wordpress.org/news/w you’ll get redirected to https://wordpress.org/news/2014/10/wcsf-livestream/ which is the closest alphabetically.
Thank you for the explanation. I deliberately linked to an example post.
My Problem is that I have a post image and this is shown above the password field. Even for guests. And this is private or intended only for some people. I can not hide this picture. But for now I just deleted the image.
If s.o. knows an solution for my problem (stop making the best guess) I appreciate it
Greeting
uran235
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uran235.
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This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by
uran235.
Where images are displayed is generally up to your theme.
Was it a featured image? If so, that’s pretty much general theme behavior, as such I generally avoid the use of featured images on password-protected posts.
If it was not a featured images, I recommend reporting the issue to the theme’s support at https://theme-fusion.com/support/
Yes, I meant the featured image. I forgot that word. So I now avoid that.
Thanks for making me smarter.