This support ticket is created hace 7 años, 1 mes. There's a good chance that you are reading advice that it now obsolete.
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Ok I have checked this, as I can see /landed-house is the CPT slug and this page is using an Archive View right now. And you want to change the url for this CPT like this:
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We can do this by adding a custom archive slug for CPT.
Please go to Toolset >> Post Types >> Edit your Post type >> under the Options section we have an input box to change CPT archive slug (or rewrite it in other words) -- please see attached screenshot.
My concern is that "Listings" is a WP Page that i intend to add in latest cpt listings.
==> Ok but this won't be possible, that is not a standard approach and Toolset does not offer it. WordPress also does not offer anything like this as I know.
And yes, the method I have told you above is very much realistic and recommended way, there is no issue in doing it like this, instead of making relationship between pages and posts just for one archive only.
another concern is the detail page / template url back to /landed-house which is not inline with the archieve.
looking at /listings/landed-house/post-title format.
Rewrite permalinks with this format. False to prevent rewrite. Default: true and use post type as slug.
Use the normal WordPress URL logic
Use a custom URL format
Okay I will check those tickets, and update you accordingly. Since those have ongoing details in them, this may take sometime for me to understand and get back to you.
