It might not be a Page. WordPress is very picky about slugs sometimes. You might have to dig in the database’s wp_posts table and see what other post exists somewhere with that name – sometimes it can be an odd thing like a Media Library (image) file. Once you find it, if you completely delete … Read more
Go on your back-office, and go on Polylang (Languages) Settings. Then, on URL modifications, check if the option “The language is set from the directory name in pretty permalinks” is checked. If not, check it. Then click on Save changes. Now, you should see this option below : “Share slugs Activated” “Allows to share the … Read more
Without the code of your Custom Post Type it’s kind of difficult to answer. I have few hypotheses : Have you flushed the permalinks ? You have to go to Settings > Permalinks > and click on Save to do so. Repeat this action anytime you modify the rewrite rules of your Custom Post Type. … Read more
Thanks to Tom, I understood how this works… I did not have any pages with the URL /shows-events/ so there is nowhere to redirect to When the user accesses the existing page /event/, it triggers a redirect to /shows-events/ (which does not exist), but because of WordPress’ canonical redirect, it returns to the existing URL … Read more
First, go to wherever you defined the custom post type. For instance, if I were writing a function to define a custom post type “books”, I would use register_post_type( ‘books’, $args ) where $args is an array used to configure the post type properties. By default, custom post types use the post type key as … Read more
Disable duplicate WC product category URLs
I found the answer. I had previously located a media item with /harvest and fixed the slug but its NAME was still ‘harvest’. I couldn’t lfind where to change this so deleted and re-uploaded it. Fixed.
How to change permalink structure off default posts and also CPT’s posts
Eventually I found out a solution. Below is how I have achieved this. In my functions.php file, I have put below code. add_filter(‘query_vars’, ‘add_user_var’, 0, 1); function add_user_var($vars){ $vars[] = ‘user’; return $vars; } add_rewrite_rule(‘^user/([^/]+)/?$’,’index.php?pagename=user&user=$matches[1]’,’top’); This generally adds a rewrite rule if it finds user in the URL. Now I have added a page template … Read more
A basic implementation could go like this: Setup public query variables This lets you fetch these later through get_query_var() add_filter( ‘query_vars’, function( $vars ) { $vars[] = ‘team_category’; $vars[] = ‘team_id’; return $vars; } ); Add a rewrite rule This is responsible for turning a url like /team/allstars/999 into a format WordPress can handle. Make … Read more