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Problem:
I am trying to set up a new custom post type with the regular slug and archive rewrite rules. For some reason WordPress is prepending "/blog/" onto the slug even though I have chosen to rewrite.
Solution:
The client fixes this by duplicating an existing custom post type and then changing the name and slug etc.
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Last updated by liatG 3 years, 11 months ago.
Assisted by: Luo Yang.
I am trying to set up a new custom post type with the regular slug and archive rewrite rules. For some reason WordPress is prepending "/blog/" onto the slug even though I have chosen to rewrite.
I created a test post type just to check and the problem persists. In the past when I created custom post types this error has not happened.
Custom post type: Knitalongs
Desired Archive url: hidden link
Desired post slug: hidden link
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