In wordpress down the side you goto Settings then to permalinks. From there you select a custom structure and can put it how ever you want. When you are creating a page after you have added in a title you can press the edit button to change the permalink.
Nevermind, I was able to solve this by updating my $args in register_post_type. I set ‘with_front’ to false in my rewrite parameter for my affected custom post type and just updated my blog post permalink structure to /page-name/blog/%postname%/ ‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’ => ‘knowledge-base’, ‘with_front’ => false)
I know you mentioned that you checked the Apache modules but can you check this solution here maybe you overlooked one of them? Also do you have any Virtual hosts? I once had a similar issue with them.
This sounds like it might be an issue with how the files for the main Apache2 configuration file and those found in the virtual host are written. Adding the following line to the file * /etc/apache2/sites-available/hostname-le-ssl.conf before <Directory /var/www/html/hostname/public_html/> AllowOverride All Then restart apache2. $ sudo systemctl restart apache2 The files in /etc/apache2/sites-available are symlinked … Read more
How do I open a post in a custom page in wordpress?
The error was generated by the Elementor plugin. Setting ‘Landing Pages’ on Inactive in the Experiments menu in the Elementor settings did the job.
@ederico-dondi On your tag listing page, WordPress is getting the content of the page from your url querystring. In your case, there is “tag” in your url so it will understand that you are on tag page. If you will remove tag then it will not show data of tag. for example. the below code … Read more
There are three issues in your code: In your custom wp_attachment_link() function, you should use the post slug ($attachment->post_name) instead of simply replacing the (whitespaces) with – (dash) in the post title — and note that the resulting slug could be different than the actual slug, e.g. the title could be My Image with the … Read more
How to set the same base url for two different taxonomies?
Probably the easiest way to solve this would be to add classes to your body tag based on the value of the parameter. You would just want to be sure to sanitize it. You can add classes to the body using the body_class filter which feeds in all the current classes as an array. You … Read more