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The reported conflict has been fixed on version 2.6.13.

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Hi @madalina251,

the link to the video doesn’t work. Can you please send the correct one so I can have a look at it?
Have you already tried to disable all other plugins to see if any of them is the cause of the issue?

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Hi @stone233,

WordPress allows only posts and pages to have a short link as you wanted.
All custom post type must include in the URL the post type slug.
You can change the “knowledge base” slug to something shorter but you cannot remove it.
Also the section slug makes content hierarchy understandable by search engines and users.
For SEO purposes just make sure that your URL slugs are short and contain your main keywords.

As mentioned here: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/seo-friendly-url-structure-2/

An example of this would be:

https://example.com/whiskey/irish-whiskey/jameson

https://example.com/bushmills

The first URL flows logically from domain to category to sub-category to product. The second URL goes from domain to product. Hierarchically, both products should sit at the same level in the site and the Jameson example is better for SEO and users.

I hope this clarifies why the URL structure is as it is and why it is not bad for SEO.

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Hi @jannetto96,

Have you managed to delete your Kbs and sections?
Do you still need help?

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Hi @tmsrxl,

Yes BasePress Premium version does have a Content restriction feature that allows you to restrict the content with great flexibility.
You can restrict access to any portion of content from “Guests” which will include search engines as well.

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Hi,

thanks for the confirmation!
Someone else already reported this issue so I’ll make our automatic 301 redirection optional in the next release.

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Hi @claytonchase,

Thanks for your nice review and I hope you’ll enjoy using BasePress!