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How to use custom post type and custom taxonomy?
Now you want your web-tutorial (a singular post) URL to be www.domain.com/web-tutorials/taxonomy-category/post-name . web-tutorials Will be your custom post type slug. taxonomy-category Your taxonomy category.
Can you use the same slug for custom taxonomy?
It is fairly common that you, as a website manager, would like to use the same slug for custom post type as for custom taxonomy, but it is not a simple thing to do if you are not familiar with WordPress permalink structures.
How to create slug for custom post type?
In line 17 I’m creating the slug for our custom post archive page ( web-tutorials ), and in line 25, I’m creating the default slug for any post that is under the custom-post-type-name post type. Very easy to overlook but it is crucial for it to succeed, is to use in between the % the exact taxonomy name, in our case it is custom-taxonomy-name.
How to register post types and taxonomies in rewrite API?
In order to register the rewrite rules that come with your post types and taxonomies, this means you need to ‘manually’ register them on activation, prior to flushing the rewrite rules. So, this should be your set up: Themes can use the hooks after_switch_theme for activation and switch_theme for de-activation.
Is there a way to dynamically rewrite taxonomy in WordPress?
If you look at the default WordPress archive for a taxonomy (like “Categories”), it can be hard to tell which post type the taxonomy belongs to. Fortunately, taxonomy rewrite rules help us dynamically rewrite the URL. Ok, this is just a quick hit, but it touches on something that has annoyed me for a long time.
How to create custom rewrite rules for custom post types?
* Description: Rewrite for {taxonomy}/ {postname} rewrites. * Plugin main file. Create a composer.json file where we can require my rewrite package ( wpsmith/rewrite) via composer. Once we have this file, we can do a composer install which will install our packages into a folder called vendor.