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    I've installed the Custom Post Types UI plugin and have made a post type and taxonomy. When I click 'add new' to make a new post the slug always defaults to:-

    I would like the permalink for posts to inlcude the heirachy of taxomonies to show something like this:-

    How would I achieve this?

    Many thanks

    Will

    I've installed the Custom Post Types UI plugin and have made a post type and taxonomy. When I click 'add new' to make a new post the slug always defaults to:-

    https://domain/custom-post-type/post-name

    I would like the permalink for posts to inlcude the heirachy of taxomonies to show something like this:-

    http://domain/custom-post-type/taxomony/sub-taxomony/post-name

    How would I achieve this?

    Many thanks

    Will

    • custom-post-types
    • custom-taxonomy
    • permalinks
    • url-rewriting
    Share Improve this question asked Nov 11, 2018 at 22:53 willowen100willowen100 1
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    What is the setting of your permalinks under settings/permalinks? Have you tried using Custom Structure: /%category%/%postname%/ ?

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