Endpoints are for adding extra query vars to existing routes, I think you just want a vanilla rewrite rule here: function wpd_media_image_rewrite_rule() { add_rewrite_rule( ‘^image/([^/]*)/?’, ‘index.php?post_type=attachment&name=$matches[1]’, ‘top’ ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpd_media_image_rewrite_rule’ ); You might want to loop over valid mime-types there and add a rule for each. You also need to flush rewrites for … Read more
Yoast SEO Redirect Creation tool will allow you to generates the code you need to manually add to your site’s .htaccess file to redirect all the posts to the new /%postname%/ structure. Enter your site URL, Your old permalink structure and click generate redirect on SEO tool website page. Add generated code to top of … Read more
As always it was too simple in the end, was using the wrong hook. post_link is for posts only should use post_type_link instead. /** * replace the ‘%item%’ tag with the first * term slug in the item taxonomy * * @wp-hook post_link * @param string $permalink * @param WP_Post $post * @return string */ … Read more
In terms of being able to create that URL structure, it is definitely possible. If you are assigning those pages to a parent, it will allow you to have the same slug, as long as they all have different parents. I would definitely recommend that they don’t have the same content on each though, as … Read more
We’ll start with the taxonomies, as those are fairly simple. If you register those with simply reading/genre and reading/author as the slug argument, those should work without issue. The post type is a bit more tricky. For that, we register with the rewrite argument set to just true. Then we add a new permastruct for … Read more
To view and edit the slug, you need to be in the Code Editor view. Click on the Show more tools button on the upper right corner of the toolbar and click on Code Editor Click on the title and the slug/permalink will appear above. In either Visual or Code Editor, clicking on the title … Read more
You need to programmatically set the slug as you do so. An SQL trigger could do the trick. Don’t forget to mind duplicate slugs as you write it. Else, instead of publishing using the database, write a php script that calls the WP API.
Something else is going on here. WordPress does not erase the contents of the .htaccess file when it writes new permalinks; it appends the new permalink structure to the end of the file. Do you have anything other code or plugins that uses .htaccess? Are you on a Windows server that does not natively support … Read more
Change this: ‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’ => ‘nos-soins-et-services’); To this: ‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’ => ‘nos-soins-et-services’, ‘with_front’ => true);
Go to settings » permalinks and save changes again.