Mapping Domains to Permalinks (not multisite)
I am trying to do this on a standalone WP installation (not multisite). What I am trying to achieve is:
permalinks
Custom Post Type with Nested Taxonomy and Template Files
I have a custom Post Type of “Portfolio” with a rewrite slug of portfolio. So the URL on the frontend is: domain.com/portfolio.
How to fix a double slash in custom permalinks with hierarchical taxonomy’s?
Following the solution from Jeff @ Custom permalinks – post type – hierarchical taxonomy’s
Different permalink for posts and authors
I tried to avoid ask this question, because I think that must be simple, but after long hours trying to get an answer I cant achieve it.
Permalinks using event date (year & month) instead of publication date
The site http://www.bikefun.org is live and working, but the permalinks are not quite right. It is an event calendar site. Events are stored as a custom post type “bf_events”, with dates stored as integer postmeta values – integer as produced by strtotime().
Custom Post Type pages are “not found”
I’ve created two new Custom Post types using code that I’ve used successfully on other projects without issue. The first is called top_charts, the other case_studies, and both appear correctly in the admin menu and I can create new posts.
How to get permalinks with category base working with sub-categories
I ran into an issue with a site that needs the category base also included in the custom permalink structure. I know this is an issue and I have read many posts like this that gave me some insight…
Allow duplicate permalink slugs for posts in different categories
I have my permalink format set to /%category%/%postname%/ and I have two posts with the same permalink slug, but in different categories.
Custom post type permalink endpoint
I have a custom post type called “destinations” and I have set the EP mask for the post type to default EP_PERMALINK. I have added a couple of endpoints as follows :
Stop WordPress from reserving slugs for media items?
I am experiencing some odd behavior, that apparently happens “out of the box” with WordPress.