Change "portfolio" slug

Please add the code in your theme function.php

// Portfolio  URL change
add_filter('nimble_portfolio_posttype_slug','handle_nimble_portfolio_posttype_slug');
function handle_nimble_portfolio_posttype_slug(){
return 'project';
}

Please check this small howto, https://demo.nimble3.com/nimble-portfolio/howto-change-slug-of-portfolio-post-type/

I just tried this filter in my functions.php and it didn’t work. I even re-saved my permalinks thinking it would refresh it, but it still goes to /portfolio/

This is what I have in:

/*#################### Portfolio  URL change ####################*/
add_filter('nimble_portfolio_posttype_slug','handle_nimble_portfolio_posttype_slug');
function handle_nimble_portfolio_posttype_slug(){
return 'video';
}

I’m with Jason — I applied this hack to my functions.php as instructed, but nothing changed.

Disabling the plugin, then re-enabling it caused the filter to take effect.

Now, my portfolio posts have the permalink I want, but the index page still sets the href of each portfolio item to “/portfolio/[slug]” instead of “/what-i-want/[slug]”

I’ve found where the links are rendered in skins/default/items.php. Now I’m backtracking the function calls to figure out where the “/portfolio” is being coded…

Solved my problem. I had a nimble_portfolio_lightbox_link_atts filter added to my theme’s functions.php so I could disable the lightbox.

The documentation for removing the lightbox said to use this:

add_filter('nimble_portfolio_lightbox_link_atts', 'handle_nimble_portfolio_lightbox_link_atts', 10, 2);
function handle_nimble_portfolio_lightbox_link_atts($link_atts, $item) {
    $link_atts['href'] = get_permalink($item->ID);
    unset($link_atts['rel']);
    return $link_atts;
}

I changed it to this:

add_filter('nimble_portfolio_lightbox_link_atts', 'handle_nimble_portfolio_lightbox_link_atts', 10, 2);
function handle_nimble_portfolio_lightbox_link_atts($link_atts, $item) {
    $link_atts['href'] = '/our-clients/' . $item->post_name;
    unset($link_atts['rel']);
    return $link_atts;
}

Now, my index page had the correct permalink using the desired slug.