Custom Permalink (with category) for Pages

Go to Posts » Categories page and click on the edit link below the category that you want to change. On the category details page, you'll find the option to create a custom permalink for that particular category. You can even create a URL without the category base prefix.

1. How do I add a category to a Permalink?
2. How do I add a category and subcategory to my WordPress URL?
3. How do I create a category URL in WordPress?
4. How do you add categories to pages in WordPress?
5. What is category slug in WordPress?
6. What is category base?

How do I add a category to a Permalink?

Step 2. Permalink structure

1. Go to Settings > Permalinks.
2. Add the category to your Permalinks. You can do that by using this set up: /%category%/%postname%/

How do I add a category and subcategory to my WordPress URL?

To show WordPress permalinks as category/subcategory/post go to Settings > Permalinks. Choose 'Custom Structure' and add /%category%/%postname%/ to the field. Now if you add one category and one subcategory, WordPress will show both of them in the permalink.

How do I create a category URL in WordPress?

Changing how the Category or Tag URL will look

1. Login to the WordPress Dashboard.
2. Click on Settings, then click on Permalinks.
3. Here you will see the Permalinks settings at the top the page. ...
4. Click on the Category Base field and type in the custom label you want to use for the Category URL.

How do you add categories to pages in WordPress?

To create new categories in WordPress, go to Posts > Categories page. On the left side of the page, you will see a tab that allows you to create categories. Fill in the category name, its slug (will be used in the category URLs), the category description and then press Add New Category.

What is category slug in WordPress?

What is a Slug? A WordPress slug is nothing more than a few words, which you choose, to describe a post, page, category, or tag within WordPress. These words then appear as part of the URL (or Permalink) directing visitors to that content.

What is category base?

Each category on your WordPress site get its own page and RSS feed. You can view all posts filed under a category by visiting that category archive page. By default, WordPress adds 'category' as base prefix to URLs for category pages. This helps differentiate pages and posts from category and tag archives.