Tyler Sticka

Sorry to hear that! Maybe one little argument is off.

One other thing to keep in mind. It’s generally considered poor practice to name custom post types without a theme- or plugin-specific prefix. For example, instead of testimonial you’d use bluelime_testimonial and then use the rewrite argument to specify a slug of testimonial.

If you happened to try any plugins or something else that may have used a similar post type, you can run into some nasty conflicts.

Now, I doubt that’s what’s happening here, but it’s worth mentioning.

Best of luck!

Yeah, your arguments look fine. I would just insert:

flush_rewrite_rules();

After line 62, right after you register your taxonomy. Then, reload your page (so functions.php executes) and see if it works.

Saw your plight on Twitter, thought I might come to the rescue (or at least attempt to).

Here are my two guesses…

Firstly, are you setting has_archive in your register_post_type arguments to true?

Secondly, have you tried calling flush_rewrite_rules() after your register_post_type line?

If neither of those suggestions are applicable, I think we’ll need to see what your register_post_type args look like to provide more assistance.

D’oh! After much frustration and communication with my host, it turns out when setting up my own “php.ini” they misspelled my last name in the directory name; upon swapping the two misplaced consonants, it works like a dream.

I will mark this resolved, and my apologies to any and all who wasted their time with it! I shan’t be so hasty in the future.