Scott Taylor

<p>Fixes rewrites for non-Big Endian date permastructs</p>
<h3>DATES BY ENDIANNESS</h3>
<p>(http://{SITE}/{DATE}/hello-world/)</p>
<p>Regardless of your post permastruct, date archives are generated.<br />
Post rewrites completely clobber date rewrites. Date rewrites are broken already, but even when fixed,<br />
they can be overwritten by post rewrites. This plugin fixes date archives and persists them past post overwrites –<br />
supporting every possible flavor of endian, and every logical combination of %year%, %monthnum%, %day% within them.<br />
Below is a matrix of what is possible, the things which do not work in core are marked.</p>
<p>!!! = Doesn’t work without this plugin</p>
<h3>Big Endian in both directions</h3>
<p>2012/09/12 yyyy/mm/dd<br />
2012/09 yyyy/mm<br />
2012 yyyy<br />
12 dd !!!<br />
09/12 mm/dd !!!</p>
<h3>Reverse of Middle Endian in both directions</h3>
<p>2012/12/09 yyyy/dd/mm<br />
2012/09 yyyy/mm !!! ~ matches day<br />
2012 yyyyy<br />
09 mm !!!<br />
12/09 dd/mm !!!</p>
<h3>Middle Endian in both directions</h3>
<p>09/12/2012 mm/dd/yyyy<br />
09/12 mm/dd<br />
09 mm<br />
2012 yyyy !!!<br />
09/2012 mm/yyyy !!!</p>
<h3>Little Endian in both directions</h3>
<p>12/09/2012 dd/mm/yyyy<br />
12/09 dd/yy<br />
12 dd<br />
2012 yyyy !!!<br />
09/2012 mm/yyyy !!!</p>
<h3>Translated:</h3>
<p>Year and Month archives don’t work when you date format is Middle or Little Endian.<br />
Year archives work in Middle when reversed (reversed, why not), but months do not.</p>
<p>This plugin makes all date formats work regardless of endianness.</p>


Big, Middle, and Little Endians

Fixes rewrites for non-Big Endian date permastructs

antonioandra.de

<p><strong>WP htaccess Control</strong> should now really be called WP htaccess <em>and Rewrite</em> Control. It provides an interface to customize the htaccess file generated by WordPress but also its permalinks (author, category, archives, pagination and custom taxonomies). Have a look at the screenshot for a clearer idea of the available options.</p>
<p><strong>Features:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>Customizing the htaccess file generated by WordPress;</li>
<li>Removing any custom taxonomy’s slug base from permalinks;</li>
<li>Removing the category base from permalinks;</li>
<li>Removing the author base from permalinks;</li>
<li>Customizing the Author Permalink Base;</li>
<li>Customizing Paginated Permalinks (translate the “page” word on permalinks to your own language);</li>
<li>Customization (and canonization) of the Search Permalink Base;</li>
<li>Creation of Category, Author, Tag and Custom Taxonomy based archives (ex: <em>“http://your-site.com/category/stories/2010/12”</em>, <em>“http://your-site.com/author/admin/2010/12/page/2”</em> and <em>“http://your-site.com/tag/wordpress/2010/12”</em>), this will also work if you’ve removed the base slug;</li>
<li>Maintenance mode.</li>
</ul>
<p><strong>Easy to use “Suggested htaccess” rules:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>Jim Morgan’s htaccess;</li>
<li>Disable directory browsing;</li>
<li>Disable and redirect image hotlinking;</li>
<li>Disable and redirect file hotlinking;</li>
<li>Force canonical url (WWW or non-WWW);</li>
<li>Limit maximum file upload size;</li>
<li>Protect wp-config.php file from access;</li>
<li>Protect .htaccess file from access;</li>
<li>Protect comments.php from spam bots coming from nowhere;</li>
<li>Set 500 error page;</li>
<li>Set 403 error page;</li>
<li>Use mod_gzip if available;</li>
<li>Use mod_deflate if available;</li>
<li>Set admin email on server generated error pages;</li>
<li>Disable ServerSignature on server generated error pages.</li>
</ul>
<p><strong>POT file is included, translations are welcome.</strong></p>
<h3>Known Issues</h3>
<p>I still haven’t tested this under <strong>WordPress multisite</strong>, issues have however been reported.</p>
<h3>Additional Credit</h3>
<p>Removal of the category base is based on iDope’s <strong>WP No Category Base</strong> but extended so that it works with category archives (ie.: <em>“http://example.com/my-category/2010/12”</em>).</p>
<p>Search redirection is based on Mark Jaquith’s <strong>Nice Search</strong> but extended so that it works with custom search base (ie.: <em>“http://example.com/search-base/search-term”</em>).</p>
<h3>Stable Versions</h3>
<p>For WordPress versions above 3.9 use the plugin version 3.4.</p>
<p>For WordPress versions above 3.4 use the plugin version 3.3.</p>
<p>For WordPress versions prior to 3.4 use the plugin version 2.7.2.1.</p>


WP htaccess Control

Interface to customize the permalinks (author, category, archives and pagination) and htaccess file generated by WordPress.

Big, Middle, and Little Endians vs WP htaccess Control