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How to rewrite custom post type URL in WordPress?
For more info, check out the rewrite argument from the codex entry on register_post_type edit: just make sure that, after updating the code, you flush the rewrite rules by visiting Settings > Permalinks. Otherwise you’ll still see the old links.
How to create custom WordPress rewrite rule for taxonomy?
This will ensure that the WordPress does look for the taxonomy Resource Type when visiting the url /resources/. The WordPress rewrite rule is created under the parameter rewrite. Now we have the url structure set for our taxonomies to be displayed when visiting resources/ and any sub page such as resources/e-books.
How to flush the rewrite rule in WordPress?
I recommend you go to Settings > Permalinks and just save them once again to flush the rewrite rules. When our WordPress rewrite rule is being generated, we are getting all our terms from the Resource Type taxonomy. Even those that do not contain any resource relationship.
How to make your custom post type use custom value?
In order to make our custom post type use the custom value of our setting, we return to the register_post_type () function call and modify the rewrite argument into something like this: All we do here is fetching the value of our new option. If it’s empty the default ( ‘reference’) will be used.
How to register custom post type in JavaScript?
When you register the custom post type, you have to specify that the rewrite rule shouldn’t be prepended with the existing URL structure. In short, this means that this line in your register_post_type call: ‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’ => ‘projects’), should turn into this:
How to flush custom rewrite rules for custom post types?
Because this is a plugin, we need to flush the rewrite rules when the plugin is activated. So in the plugin file ( post-type-taxonomy-rewrite.php ), let’s flush the rules. * Flush rules on activation. // Registering Resources. // Flush the rules.