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  • @ninjastory

    Your site here: https://www.urbaneblinds.co.uk/ is clean, crisp and easy to navigate and read. In fact I was completely surprised by how fast it loaded on every page.

    Your blog, https://www.urbaneblinds.co.uk/blinds-blog/ blends in beautifully. I think it’s a nice piece of work. I hope you get your permalink issues sorted out to your liking. I don’t find anything odd about /%category%/%postname%/, but perhaps sellhigh’s solution might be worth a try.

    Thread Starter ninjastory

    (@ninjastory)

    Thanks for your help guys, and Clayton – thanks for the kind words.

    I have the same problem.. in 2.5.1

    I set my permalink structure to /%category%/%postname%/

    It works fine for posts and categories, but won’t display pages that are subpages of another page… it returns a 404 error.

    I also notice that it puts an extra / in the address line, i.e.:
    https://www.myblog.com//mypagename

    Any thoughts would be appreciated.

    Im having the same problem
    but after reading this thread and the information given
    i still cant resolve it
    /index.php/%postname
    works only hal way for me
    it shows the categories , but blog posts go BAD REQUEST
    could any body help me
    Maybe Ninja Story can tell me what to do ??
    thanks

    I had the same issue, but after reading these posts I changed:

    /%postname%/

    to

    %postname% (i.e without the slashes)

    and it worked for me.

    Good luck.

    Mr Bingo

    waw..great…

    It worked for me as well. I too had the same above issue regarding the .htaccess.
    What I did was, I put the below configuration to .htaccess file.

    <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase /dreams/
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteRule . /dreams/index.php [L]
    </IfModule>

    and then, during setting the perm link option, I choose the custom structure and gave /index.php/%postname% .

    and it worked like a charm.

    you can see the website here, https://www.libisoft.com/dreams

    Sijith

    I have been pulling my hair out over this all morning. I just went to try Sellhigh’s idea of cutting out that final %/ from my custom structure when I noticed a single space at the end of the permalink string, just after the final percent sign (I didn’t have the slash there anyway) I deleted that and hey presto! All working again. It now reads /%category%/%post_id%

    Check for that space folks!

    Tom

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