Oscar Liam

Hi Sean,

It seems like the issue is related to how your permalink structure is set up for your sports game schedule. The /lm-game/ prefix is likely being generated by your plugin or custom post type settings. Here are a few steps to troubleshoot and resolve this issue:

Check Permalink Settings:

• Go to your WordPress dashboard, navigate to Settings > Permalinks, and resave the settings. This often flushes the rewrite rules and can resolve permalink-related issues.

Rewrite Rules:

• If you’re modifying the .htaccess file, ensure the rewrite rule explicitly accounts for the /lm-game/ prefix. Double-check the syntax and confirm there are no conflicts with existing rules.

Redirect Configuration:

• If the redirect works on the examples page, inspect the server configuration or plugin handling those sports game links. A plugin like Redirection can help manage and troubleshoot these links.

Plugin Documentation:

• Refer to the plugin’s documentation for any custom settings related to URL structures or slugs. You might need to adjust the slug for the custom post type responsible for the /lm-game/ links.

Custom Functions:

• If needed, you can use the add_rewrite_rule() function in your theme’s functions.php file to map the desired URL structure directly.

Feel free to share more details or the specific plugin you’re using for further assistance!

Best regards,
Oscar Liam

I completely agree with you! This plugin has been incredibly helpful for managing our league as well. It handles schedules, standings, and other details seamlessly, making everything so much more organized. I’ve also had a great experience with the support team—they’re always prompt and helpful whenever issues arise. Highly recommend this plugin to anyone managing sports leagues!