Remove Slug from Custom Post Type
I was wondering how i can remove the prefix from the slugs of custom post types using htaccess rules or any other appropriate method.
I was wondering how i can remove the prefix from the slugs of custom post types using htaccess rules or any other appropriate method.
I am experiencing some odd behavior, that apparently happens “out of the box” with WordPress.
Simple question. When pagination is activated, the URL changes to "site.com/page/2". For my site, this should be "site.com/paggetto/2".
I’ve scoured the Codex, failed to get get_page_by_title() to work and am quite surprised that there doesn’t seem to be a standard WP function for this task.
I know there are a lot of posts about this here, but NONE of them have answered my problem.
I have done a lot of googling on this so I sincerely apologize if there is a codex entry for this but for the life of me I can not find a hard and fast rule about what characters are acceptable in a “slug” ( any slug really, but more specifically for a custom post type in this instance).
I published an article with permalink slug:
Is it possible to add default prefix to the slug of each newly added Tag. So that full slug, would be stored in database (no rewrites).
For example:
I am running a website with WordPress 4.2 and have changed the way draft posts or posts in review status are displayed to non logged in users (these posts are, too, visible to anyone who visits the website).
Trying to create a SEO plugin, that will remove stop words from slugs.