Yes, it is possible, and it is done by creating the custom taxonomy, then creating the rewrite in the custom post type, and then adding a filter for post_type_link to edit the actual permalink. Once you have the code in place, you have to go Settings > Permalinks and hit submit to refresh everything. add_action( … Read more
Try this one , .. $ID = get_the_ID(); $page_data = get_page( $ID ); $excerp = strip_tags($page_data->post_excerpt); if ( !empty( $excerp ) ) : the_excerpt(); else : echo get_permalink() endif;
Since posts are not hierarchical and pages are – even if you’re linking to a page from a post, there’s nothing telling WordPress that they’re related. So the urls you’re going to get will be www.site.com/page or www.site.com/post. If you’d like to relate them, you can either use Pages for both and take advantage of … Read more
Prevent guessing slug
Page Type with Category Link
The simplest thing to do would be use non–pretty permalinks. It is often overlooked, but you can just form a link like example.com?p=123 and WordPress will understand it and automagically redirect to pretty permalink too (if enabled, which is typically is). Only need site URL and ID for the post, no PHP calls, no complex … Read more
Custom Post Types and rewrite rules – One CPT works and a cloned one doesn’t
Using categories and pages in menus
Keep wordpress from modifying my permalinks
Is there a way to add slug to home_url on this function?