Well, if your /%postname%/ part stays the same, .htaccess redirection can help you pointing old urls to the new ones like this: RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^$ /my-articles [R=301,L] Put this into your .htaccess file and it should redirect http://your.tld/my-article to http://your.tld/my-articles/my-article. Beware that this will redirect everything, not only some post types or sth. like … Read more
Why is this “blog” keyword automatically added in permalink settings?
Category-dependent custom permalink
If you set permalink structure to /%author%/%category%/ then it will give you the intended URL structure. But that will be applicable even when you click on single post from the post listing page.
Without having access to your admin, I’d have to assume you have a page with the slug “claudia-lucero” – in addition to your post.
It was pretty simple. after going through the wordpress codex, just had to change the second line on single.php $categorySlugName = single_cat_title(true); TO $cateogrySlugName = get_category_by_slug($slug);
you can remove this functionality by adding this code in a plugin or theme remove_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘wp_redirect_admin_locations’, 1000 ); This will remove all of dashboar, login, admin so if you will want some of them to still be there you will have to write your own replacement function to wp_redirect_admin_locations and hook it after you … Read more
Internal rewrite rules should all point to index.php. You also need to set the proper query vars so that the main query can successfully run, in this case, to query for your detail page. add_rewrite_rule( ‘detail/([^/]*)/([^/]*)/?$’, ‘index.php?pagename=detail&value1=$matches[1]&value2=$matches[2]’, ‘top’ );
Removing or hiding slug/permalink from htaccess
I’m guessing that you have do have duplicates – duplicate permalinks, not necessarily duplicate titles per se. Have you trashed some posts with duplicate permalinks? Until you empty the WP trash, WP still considers their slugs in use. Also, what about Custom Post Types?