Custom Taxonomy Permalink Sturucture breaks Page URLs

Oops, broke the code rule. Here it is:

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Eureka! It has taken a couple of days, but I finally found the solution and it is…wait for it… the ‘with_front’ parameter of ‘rewrite’ when registering the taxonomy.

With a permalink structure containing no static text, I kept getting 404 errors when viewing my Pages. The solution was to add the same text used in my ‘issue’ taxonomy’s rewrite as the static text and then setting the ‘with_front’ to false for both ‘issue’ and ‘column’ taxonomies. So my permalink structure is now /issue/%issue%/%column%/%postname%/ with taxonomy rewrite slugs as ‘issue’ and ‘column’ respectively.

Thus:

Links to https://www.magazine.com/%issue%/%column%/%postname%/
become https://www.magazine.com/issue/%issue%/column/%column%/%postname%/

and links to https://www.magazine.com/issue/%issue%/ or https://www.magazine.com/column/%column%/
DO NOT become https://www.magazine.com/issue/issue/%issue%/ or https://www.magazine.com/issue/column/%column%/

This might not make any sense to anyone else, but if it does, great! It has certainly been therapeutic for me to try and explain my process.

Hi,

This post helped loads! I have a magazine ‘issue’ style setup and require the following:

taxonomy-issue
taxonomy-subcategory
posttype-fashion

My idea permalink structure would be:
/%issue%/%posttype%/%subcategory%/%postname%/

Using your tips above I have this setup working, and because I have the posttype in the structure, the template ‘single-fashion.php’ is loaded.

The problem I have is pages are returning 404, and if I type anything into the %issue% or %subcategory% path in the URL, no 404 is returned and it just loads single-fashion.php

Any help would be much appreciated!