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September 24, 2009 at 5:52 pm #26233
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MemberHello,
I have a question regarding using WordPress as a CMS. I have WordPress setup, with the permalinks set to Custom Structure of /%postname%/. I also created a page, called Blog, which I intend to use as my client’s blog. Problem is, I want the blog posts to be permalinked like this ‘/blog/MM/YYYY/post-title’.
Is there any way to set the permalink for posts differently from pages? I see that Chris was able to do it for his client, Foundation Fitness: http://foundationalfitness.com/. Essentially, anything that is related to blogging, should be under the ‘/blog/’ permalink sub-folder.
Also, I see that you can manually set the slug for posts to be like this, but I’m looking for a solution that will do this automatically.
PS. In addition, I have Setting > Reading > Front page displays set to:
x A static page (select below)
* Front page: [Home] -A page I created for the website homepage
* Posts page: [Blog]September 24, 2009 at 8:57 pm #64662Submerge
MemberSorry for the double post, but taking a further look, could the Optional options under the Permalink structure have any means for solving this issue? They are:
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Category base[/list:u]
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Tag base[/list:u]
Setting these to ‘blog’ could be a solution, but still, what about the post-titles?
September 24, 2009 at 9:47 pm #64663Submerge
MemberI may have found the solution, but would like someone to verify if this is the correct procedure. And that is setting the permalink Custom Structure to: /blog/%postname%/
For some reason, new pages don’t take on the ‘/blog/’ prefix for the permalink. I don’t know why, but if someone can explain it, that would be appreciated.
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September 24, 2009 at 10:21 pm #64666Chris Coyier
Keymaster"Pages" automatically have the slug name as the permalink only. like /%page-name%/. No matter what the setting, that’s what pages use. Changing the setting only affects Posts, so you should be able to do exactly what you want to do no problem.
September 27, 2009 at 11:41 am #64754Sumeet Chawla
MemberI recently had a problem with the permalink of a particular page. I had this page called "Projects" with a slug name "projects". As it didn’t have any content I changed its state to draft and made it private. Now afterwards I added a post to it and this time when I published it, it won’t load the template I assigned to it. It would show a normal index structure with a parent directory and the post name.
But if I change the name of the page and the slug name to "Project", everything works fine.. Any idea why this is happening?
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