If it is an option to use a plugin, here is one with over 100,000 installs, so it seems to do a good job: https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-post-type-permalinks/ It is exactly solving your client’s wish. After installing and activating it, go to Settings -> Permalinks -> and scroll down to the section Permalink Settings for Custom Post Types.
Is it possible to have permalinks to sub-domain pages and to root pages within one single WP instance?
If you want to redirect the one page to another page then it is possible with the .htaccess file, add the below rule in the .htaccess: Redirect 301 http://domain/center1/ https://example.com/sample-page Don’t forget to change the example URL. You will able to add multiple redirects rule in .htaccess file, according to your need.
Flush rewrite rules with scheduled event (cron)
why wordpress keeps redirecting to old page after deleting it?
Permalink prefix change
I think the .htaccess file looks okay. The problem might be flush rewrite rule. If you go to the backend: Settings >> Permalink page. Just open the page. No need to do any changes. And then check, It should resolve the problem. Thank You
I solved the problem using the admin_url() wordpress function. In order to link to another page in the plugin or even to another plugin within my project, I did it by passing the registered url to admin_url() function. <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/367725/<?php echo admin_url(“admin.php?page=edit-member-page&id=’.$id);?>”>John Smit`h</a> //The $id variable passed to the link will be retrieved by use … Read more
Add #primary at the end of navlink permalinks on single posts
This code fixes the problem: function gender_endpoints() { add_rewrite_endpoint(‘female’, EP_PAGES); add_rewrite_endpoint(‘male’, EP_PAGES); } add_action(‘init’, ‘gender_endpoints’);