What you need to do is make sure you have a unique base for your author permalinks. This sample code would do what you need. You may need to flush the rules after you include this code in your functions.php. A rewrite rules inspector plugin will help you get this all working smoothly: function wpse263881_init() … Read more
My post permalinks are always the same
Numbers work because single posts can have pagination, and there is a rewrite rule to support that. If you want to add an additional parameter after a permalink, add a rewrite endpoint. add_rewrite_endpoint( ‘show’, EP_PERMALINK ); EDIT- Here’s an internal rewrite example, assuming your custom post type slug is type1: add_rewrite_rule( ‘c/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/?$’, ‘index.php?type1=$matches[1]&type2=$matches[3]’, ‘top’ );
How do I locate a third party page represented as a slug in my WordPress website?
Custom rewrite tags have to be added before they can be used in permalinks, otherwise WP will not be able to parse those rules. function your_init_function(){ add_rewrite_tag( ‘%category_type%’, ‘([^&]+)’ ); // register your post type…. }
The problem is with the rewrite rules generated with the post type- they’re a bit greedy and are capturing those requests. WordPress is trying to query for a matching category_type, which isn’t actually an object type, and in the absence of any other valid query argument, it runs the main blog query. You could manually … Read more
Default post category overruling %category% setting for posts URL
A simple way to fix this is to edit either the post or page, then change the permalink on the post/page to something unique.
The URL reads as if books is a sub taxonomy of publications. Try using ‘publications-books’ Don’t forget to re-save the permalinks in the settings -> permalinks options.
Custom post type post_type_link gives “page not found” on any other custom post type