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Problem: I would like to change my site's default post permalink structure to be mysite.tld/%post_type%/%post_name%/
Solution: You can use the permalink structure settings in wp-admin > Settings > Permalinks to add some custom rewrite slug. Then in each custom post type's rewrite rules you can disable the "append to front" setting as needed.
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Last updated by 4 years, 7 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
Are you talking about using a custom structure in wp-admin > Settings > Permalinks? See the screenshot here for an example.
Yes, it affects other post types that have the option "Allow permalinks to be prepended with front base" turned on in the CPT post type options (see screenshot). You can disable that option for other CPTs, right?
