Gallery permalinks are not "pretty"

P.S. I’m using custom WP permalinks “/%postname%.htm” and I’ve changed/updated but there were no changes.

Why do you want to copy gallery URL to album page?
There’s no reason doing that.
Then, the first isn’t the gallery URL but I suppose the one of the page you are working on and has nothing to do with permalinks

Hm, I haven’t got notification that someone replied. Anyway, thanks for the answer.

Now I see that I might didn’t explained my situation very well. I don’t want to copy url to the album page, but want to take url from the album page (copy to clipboard) so I can share that URL on FB or any other place (email, private msg, etc.).

I don’t know if this is related to permalinks or not but just want to find a way to solve it (if it is possible).

Have you a custom post type plugin running?

@milan – The URL you are showing in your OP is generated by setting the “Page Link to” option in the specific gallery settings. This will direct all of the gallery images to use that specific page when you click on them, is this what you are trying to do as well?

– Cais.

@tizz – I don’t use any specific custom types plugin for custom types but I have custom post types and using Options Tree plugin (it came with WP theme I bought). Btw, you have the same situation on your website as well.

@cais – Yes, it’s a separate page. When I add new gallery I always go to Gallery -> Manage galleries -> My new gallery and Create new page from Gallery settings block at top of the page (choose parent page and press Add page).

Btw, this issue is not critical because everything works ok but I wanted to know if it’s possible to solve it somewhow.

At the moment I don’t see any issue on your URLs. Yesterday I’ve seen the “?post_type=page&p=” URL before the redirect to the pretty permalink.

https://yoursite/galerija for the album page and https://yoursite/galerija/kpf-kragujevac-2013 for the ‘kpf-kragujevac-2013’ gallery page is right, because you have linked the gallery to that page, so you have to copy and paste that URL.
For issues on custom post types’ URLs you have to ask to the theme vendor.

@tizz – I don’t have any issues with custom types – I answered you that I have custom post types because you’ve asked if I’m using any plugin for that.

Yesterday I’ve seen the “?post_type=page&p=” URL before the redirect to the pretty permalink.

Well, that’s the point! You’ve seen “/?post_type=page&p=” before redirect to pretty permalink and I just wanted to know if it’s possible to have pretty permalink on that page (list of galleries) where are these not pretty permalinks.