Remove subdirectory from URL

in your actual URL examples, is the part in the “subdirectory” the post type slug that you’ve registered?

Asking because that’s actually generally important for WordPress so it knows that “infopage1” is of the “subdirectory” post type, to use our static example above.

That said, I think this example still works and could be adapted to your needs https://kellenmace.com/remove-custom-post-type-slug-from-permalinks/

Yes “subdirectory” was the custom post name I created.

Give Kellen’s code examples a try, as that’s the best route I know of to accomplish that and still have results potentially found. Otherwise, I recommend leaving the post type slug in the URL.

So the “With Front” option to False? what exactly does that do?

Thanks for the great help really apprecate

I’m pretty sure it’s a very legacy thing, but I believe this section of this post offers some good explanation https://www.sitepoint.com/definitive-guide-to-wordpress-custom-post-types/#rewrite