rewrite-rules

A part of regular expression in add_rewrite_rule function not working

There are a couple of issues with your regular expression: ^model_more/(\d*)$ ^— Says “match start of line” In your URLs, the start of the line is actually /model/, so ^model_more will never match. Instead, try a regex like this: ^model/[^/]+/model_more/(\d+)/?$ [^/]+ says “match anything except /, since I would guess there are multiple models under … Read more

WordPress matching URLs with trailing tildes code correction

so the problem with the colon is that it has no special meaning so your regex is looking to match :/ literally – that would work for a string with a structure like: /madagascar/subpage:/2 you would get a full match and 4 groups: array ( [0] => ‘madagascar/subpage:/2’ [1] => ‘madagascar’ [2] => ‘subpage’ [3] … Read more

You can use author_rewrite_rules filter to change rules to look like ones you want them to look, and then implement redirection on request or template_redirect filters/actions. P.S. URL you want to implement isn’t really good as it already fits to the page rewrite rules.

Rewrite post type into a page with year filter

Overcoming a complex WordPress page rewrite rules request