Adding .html to urls except for blog page

  • I’m about to move my website from Weebly to WordPress. On Weebly, all pages EXCEPT the blog and blog posts end in .html. I need to replicate this in WordPress. I am not doing redirects, I want the actual url’s to match.

    I have tried every plugin I can find that adds .html but none of them will allow me to disable it on the blog page and posts pages.

    So I need it for PAGES ONLY, not the blog page or individual posts.

    Can anyone help, or is there a plugin I’ve missed?

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    Thread Starter faye78

    (@faye78)

    I know I posted it before and thought it was moved to the plugin’s help page. I must have posted it everywhere, ha sorry.

    Anyway, this plugin seems to be working for it: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/custom-permalinks/

    It allows me to add .html to any page url and when I visit the page it works. Do you think this will have the effect I want so that all links are the same as old Weebly site?

    I don’t know anything about Weebly or the plugin so don’t have an answer for you. I think the only way you would know is to check every page. The one thing I will say is that the plugin you used was last updated three years ago and there have been many changes in WordPress since then. Since the plugin is no longer being maintained my guess is that, at some point, you will encounter an incompatibility or conflict between the plugin and WordPress that you may not be able to easily resolve.

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