Without testing, I’ll guess this has nothing to do with the author names specifically, but the fact that author is a built in WordPress query var, and /author/author-name/ is the default permalink for author archives. Change your post type name so the query var no longer clashes, then either change your post type rewrite slug, … Read more
Try making your has_archive set to just boolean true.
You need to alter your rewrite arguments in your register_post_type() call: ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘streets/streetdetails’, ‘with_front’ => false, ); Make sure to re-save permalinks in the admin after making the code change.
“best” greatly depends on context. guid is probably (with some debate about it) the best way to uniquely identify a post, but not all import/export plugins leave it alone without changes. ID is a good identifier if you do not care about import and export. Slug is problematic because they might be changed by the … Read more
You can use register_post_type_args to modify slug of any custom post type. You need to change portfolio slug to work? Then code should be like this. add_filter( ‘register_post_type_args’, ‘change_slug_portfolio_to_work’, 10, 2 ); function change_slug_portfolio_to_work( $args, $post_type ) { if ( $post_type == ‘portfolio’) { $args[‘rewrite’][‘slug’] = ‘work’; } return $args; }
You can achieve this using the save_post hook. For example if you have a custom post type stack, the hook can be changed to save_post_stack. To set the post-slug to the first few words of the content: add_action( ‘save_post_stack’, ‘wpse251743_set_title’, 10, 3 ); function wpse251743_set_title ( $post_id ){ //This temporarily removes action to prevent infinite … Read more
Assuming you’re doing this from inside the Loop, you can get it this way: global $post; $page_slug = $post->post_name; Then just use echo $page_slug; in the location(s) you which to have it displayed. For outside the loop, you will need to use different code: $the_page = sanitize_post( $GLOBALS[‘wp_the_query’]->get_queried_object() ); $slug = $the_page->post_name;
How do I grab the parent category and subcategory, i.e. aaa-1ndustries/beauty? Well if you meant the current category URL, where it looks like https://example.com/blog/topic/aaa-1ndustries/beauty/, and you just wanted to get the above category path from that URL, then try this: $request = $GLOBALS[‘wp’]->request; $page_path = trim( preg_replace( ‘#^blog/topic/#’, ”, $request ), “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ); And if … Read more
If you set the “rewrite” argument to “false” when registering the custom post type, no rewrite rules will be generated.
No, the list of reserved terms is there for a reason: to make sure WordPress core features relying on URL’s work correctly, and to prevent conflicts with content or plugins.