Go to Options/Permalinks, delete the value that you entered into the Category base field, and hit the update button.
See the page in your administration panel which deals with generating your permalink code (mod_rewrites). Modify things to have the structure that you want and paste in onto .htaccess. Also, you might need to quote the relevant part of your .htaccess here as we have no access to it.
Go to Options/Permalinks, delete the value that you entered into the Category base field, and hit the update button.
All that seems to do is restore it to the default catagory. I want to elimanate it completly.
Just to ditto BPartch’s last post – how does one elimanate Category base completely?
It has been asked several times… and it seems you can’t. If the “category base” is not there WP thinks it’s a Page.
i made a quick hack in my classes.php (wordpress 2.0) because i wanted to get rid of that as well and up to now it seems to work – but i am just messing around with a local test installation.
this is my new line 1057:
$this->category_structure = $this->front;
and my new line 1619:
$this->query_string = apply_filters('query_string', str_replace('%2F', '&name=', $this->query_string));
like i said, just some quick hack. it will definitely go wrong if your categories or entry names contain any slashes but i leave the bulletproof implementation up to someone who is more familiar with things.
