?uid=

Is that there because of a technological limitation? Why wouldn’t you just have it display as mysite.com/profile/username ? I’m quite confused by this. Thanks.

As previously mentioned in the post above.

I’m trying to change the slug from Advert / Advert-Category but upon enabling the .php file and updating the permalinks you get redirected to the homepage.

Only when I disable the Custom Fields plugin do I get this to work correctly.

Any chance you know what could be causing the issue within the plugin?

Then I installed the Custom Fields add-on and after that, clicking on an advert would just send me to the homepage.

If I disable the Custom Fields plugin it’s OK and I can see the advert. If I leave the Custom Fields plugin enabled and remove the code for the custom slugs (in functions.php) it’s OK, but not both together.

Also, my theme has breadcrumbs and the breadcrumb says ‘Classified’ which I also want to change but not sure how.

Thanks!

First of all, I must say I love this plugin. However, I’d like to know how can I make the following changes:

1. Custom slug. Instead of, let’s say “book-review” to make the romanian equivalent “recenzie-carte”?

2. I would like to make the Book series, Genre, Author etc links that leads to the coresponding pages.

3. I tried to translate the files, but I still get the english interface for the published posts.

Thank you, Sorin

Thanks for the plugin, it’s working great so far, however we need a bit more customisation in the urls.

When in a category view, current url shows as
.....com/knowledgebase-category/general-support/

Is there a way to remove the word category, so it shows as .....com/knowledgebase/general-support/

Also when inside an article under a category the url shows as
.....com/dwkb/browser-support/

Is it/would it be possible to follow the previous url logic,
......com/knowledgebase/general-support/browser-support

Thanks!

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/dw-knowledge-base/

I am merging a few separate WP sites into one WP site and have run into a conundrum.

One of the sites that’s being merged into the new one has a single-post permalink structure like this:

https://www.olddomain.com/category-name/post-name/

(This site only had one category.)

Nearly 200 posts from this site are being merged into a new site, which has a permalink structure for posts like this:

https://www.newdomain.com/YYYY/MM/post-name/

I am trying to have post URLs from the old site automatically redirect to their counterparts on the new site.

The problem, as you can see, is that the new site incorporates the month and year of the post, so there’s no easy way that I can think of to set up an .htaccess rule to redirect the old URLs to the new.

Of course I can set up an .htaccess with 200 separate lines, each redirecting an old URL to new, but that’s tedious and I thought there must be a better way.

Then I thought of an alternative:

What if there was a way to set up a different permalink structure for a single category?

That way, URLs on the new site for posts in this category could look like: https://www.newdomain.com/category/category-name/post-name/

… and I could now do site-wide redirects via .htaccess

The catch is that I can’t find a way to do any of these things.

I found one plug-in called Custom Permalinks which allows you to set custom slugs on a per-post basis, but that would still entail me going back and changing the slugs on the 200 posts in the affected category.

Any suggestions or workarounds appreciated!