Rafe Goldberg

Of course, it isn’t perfect –?could definitely have better support for some of Blade’s more advanced templating functionality. For example, it’d be great to be able to use @parent and @stop. (Which would allow you to append/prepend to @sections.)

Never mind; didn’t have to do with my setup OR the plugin. I believe the issue was with my local environment and my Apache setup (through XAMPP) because once I push the site to my live servers I can change the permalink settings without issue. Dope.

And thanks again for the great plugin guys!

Hey Ralf; the first part makes sense to me as I’ve had similar problems before. But what do you mean in the second part by “edit the database”? Are you talking something GUI-y, as in through the WP backend or the plugin’s interface? Or something more tech-y, along the lines of PHP myAdmin, etc.?