Set permalink structure to /%postname%/.
Set category base to . (just a dot).
Or, for removing the category base, search for a plugin:
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/search/category+base/
Hi,
I have tried both processes but i can’t see my result
I want to like this where blog should be in link http://domain.com/blog/business
also in the case of single post- http://domain.com/blog/single-post-1
Please help me.
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This reply was modified 9 years, 1 month ago by
Rupam Hazra.
Do you have any parts of WordPress that should be visible outside of domain.com/blog (say domain.com/about-us)?
Is WordPress installed in the root (domain.com/) or in the subdirectory domain.com/blog?
What settings are you using under Settings – General for WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL)?
Do you use the option to have the blog published on a static page under Settings – Reading? (It is possible to create an empty page with the name and address “blog” and make the blog visible there using this setting.)
Hi,
Do you have any parts of WordPress that should be visible outside of domain.com/blog (say domain.com/about-us)?
— Yes
Is WordPress installed in the root (domain.com/) or in the subdirectory domain.com/blog?
— in root not in a subdirectory.
What settings are you using under Settings – General for WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL)?
— Home and Blog Static Page Option that means home and blog page separate.
Do you use the option to have the blog published on a static page under Settings – Reading? (It is possible to create an empty page with the name and address “blog” and make the blog visible there using this setting.)
— Yes
Then I believe you should:
1. Create an empty page named “blog” with the slug blog
2. Under Settings – Reading put the blog on this static page
3. Set permalink structure to /blog/%postname%/
4. Set category base to /blog/
5. Hope for the best that nothing weird happens when several settings point more or less in the same direction. (What would happen if a post title coincides with one of the category titles, for instance…