Scriptrunner (Doug Sparling)

If you only have a few pages to redirect, then using Redirect in .htaccess will work great. If you have considerably more, and particularly if they follow a pattern, then using mod_rewrite rules will make it happen in far fewer lines (maybe even just one or two), but there coming up with the rule isn’t always easy.

Though I don’t believe this one is part of WordPress core, variables like %category% are used as a placeholder and replaced dynamically at run time with another value. (think of it as a template variable)

In the case of %category%, it’s used to generate permalinks at runtime by replacing %category% with the actual category name based on the category id.

So that allows WordPress to go from:

http://example.com/?cat=17

to

http://localhost/test-category/

by internally replacing %category% with “test-category” when the category id is 17. (in my case)

Not sure I explained it very well. Just think of them as template variables that get replaced with data dynamically at runtime.

This may vary by what theme you’re using, but testing with the default twentytwelve theme, I had to update content-page.php.

I changed:

<h1 class="entry-title"><?php the_title(); ?></h1>

to:

<?php if ( !is_front_page() ) : ?>
    <h1 class="entry-title"><?php the_title(); ?></h1>
<?php endif; ?>

If you don’t know what file to edit, install the What The File plugin and it should tell you exactly which template to edit. It may be under “Template Parts.”

You’d have to get it from your current registrar.

The error message means that the Mobile_Detect class has already been declared, most likely in another plugin. If you have Mobile CSS activated, deactivate it first. The author should check if this class is already defined and/or remame his class.

I’m sure you may have your reasons for wanting to do this, but I’m going to throw this out there. Wouldn’t it make more sense to set WordPress to use a static page for the Front Page (via Settings->Reading) and putting your html there (obviously with a little conversion) and then set a different page to be your blog (also via Settings->Reading)?

A quick Google found the correct domain:

http://www.invitationsbydragonflydesigns.com/

Are you on a host? Some hosts won’t allow outbound connections.