That url would most likely end up being the post type archive URL, and thus no “page” to edit. Depending on what you’re trying to do, perhaps a proper page named “sg” would be in line for things, and let the archive and single posts be elsewhere.
Alternatively, you could customize the archive-sg.php file to your hearts content, but that would be at the template file level, not UI level in your WordPress dashboard.
Any changes here @haydenng664 ?
Hi, so I ended up creating a page for it. However, I do have one question. How do I have /sg/ in all the existing pages/posts? Is it feasible? The only way I could think of is recreating and duplicating all the pages and posts and put inside the new custom post type section.
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Hayden Ng.
for pages specifically, it could be done with a parent page, and all the rest be children, however, not sure the best route to also have it be on the post types too, since I tend to avoid trying to mix post types bases.