It depends on what you mean by “changed dynamically”, but the simplest way to achieve what you’re talking about is to use pages (or a hierarchical custom post type), and make the “city-information” pages into children of the “country-information” page they are associated with. Then set permalinks to “Post Name”, and you’ll get the urls … Read more
How to rewrite a URL to another rewritten URL without changing the address?
Rewriting single post url; add_rewrite_rule problem?
To use all tags in a post permalink, try a variation of my similar answer for How to use first tag in permalinks add_rewrite_tag( $tag, $regex ) adds a new placeholder you can use in Settings/Permalinks. The filter on post_link translates the placeholder into something useful, here a list of all tag slugs, separated by … Read more
I will sum up my findings for future use by others: When using permalink structure that uses only date tags, WordPress is unable to identify a unique post because there may be more posts in any given day. For this reason WordPress treats URLs with date based tags only as date archive pages. Given the … Read more
Empty permalinks settings in .htaccess
Ignoring slug capitalization on rewrite rule for custom post type archive page
I managed to find a way to fix this by toying with my Custom Post Type and Taxonomy registrations. In register_post_type properties: ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘classes’ ), In register_taxonomy properties: ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘classes’, ‘with_front’=> false ), I now have a clean structure where http://site.com/classes/ points to the post type archive … Read more
set permalink for CPT
You can rewrite you .htaccess if you are familiar with this. Add the below line and try it: RewriteRule ^category/(.+)$ http://www.example.com/$1 [R=301,L]