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  • #9294
    dekket
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    Post count: 33

    First off, I am completely unable to keep the blog posts under /blog/. The Blog Posts Page is set to the page with /blog/ slug, but it still ends up http://thesite.com/<category name>/<post name>
    The permalink structure is set to /%category%/%postname%/

    Second, the Page Header on the Blog page just won’t show up… The ‘show page header’ tickbox is ticked in, but nothing appears. I’ve also tried enabling the Swift Slider with ‘posts’ but still nothing. I’m a bit baffled to be quite frank as I’ve done very little customization, and that’s all CSS…

    #9297
    dekket
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    Post count: 33

    I now see in the Documentation, that I _should not_ set the blog page in the Settings > ‘reading’ page. I wonder though – how can I then get the /blog/ in the URL of the posts?..

    #9423
    Cosmin – SUPPORT
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    Post count: 3851

    You can insert a Blog element with the Page Builder in any page. So you’d simply create a page called Blog and insert that blog element. You’ll have /blog/my-post/ as the URL (provided that the appropriate permalink structure is used).

    Regards,

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    Cosmin
    Support Assistant

    #9447
    dekket
    Member
    Post count: 33

    What is the appropriate perms link structure then? You saw what I wrote previously?..

    #9623
    Cosmin – SUPPORT
    Member
    Post count: 3851

    Apologies, must have been tired when writing that.

    Have you tried setting your permalink structure to this?

    /blog/%category%/%postname%/

    Just tested and works fine 🙂

    Regards,

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    Cosmin
    Support Assistant

    #9624
    dekket
    Member
    Post count: 33

    That works for the blog, but it screws up the portfolio. The portfolio LINKS become /blog/portfolio/<whatever>, but the portfolio pages don’t actually exist there. They are still on /portfolio/<whatever>

    #9728
    Cosmin – SUPPORT
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    Post count: 3851

    Hmmm, didn’t think about that.

    The only option I can think of in this case would be to have a master category called Blog, to which you’d add child categories and have your posts belong in these child categories only.

    Using /%category%/%postname%/ should then render blog posts as /blog/category-name/post-name

    Regards,
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    Cosmin – Support

    #9782
    dekket
    Member
    Post count: 33

    Yea I guess that’s a solution, albeit a bit clunky…

    This is cause for some improvement on the portfolio-pages, no?.. I mean, this out to be solvable…

    #9783
    dekket
    Member
    Post count: 33

    In order to even get this working, I had to do the same for all taxonomies. The Portfolio items had to go into portfolio > web, for instance, instead of just “web”.

    The Permalink-settings don’t seem to play well with Flexform at all to be quite frank.

    #10052
    Cosmin – SUPPORT
    Member
    Post count: 3851

    Well, post permalinks are strictly WordPress-related, they have nothing to do with a theme. Post permalinks are set in WordPress, they’re not set by the theme. The issue here is more with how you want to structure them, and that is a little outside WP’s reach.

    Regards,

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    Cosmin
    Support Assistant

    #10298
    dekket
    Member
    Post count: 33

    Ah I see.
    I’ve edited my category structure now so all looks fine URL and Breadcrumb-wise.

    Thx.

    #10388
    Cosmin – SUPPORT
    Member
    Post count: 3851

    No worries, glad to help and to hear it’s working as you want it now 🙂

    Regards,
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    Cosmin – Support

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