How can i remove the permalink that appears when you publish a post becuase i am listing profiles on a page and it does not have a single.php
"Permalink: http://theurl/blalbal"
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closed as not a real question by toscho♦ Jul 5 '12 at 21:31
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Do you currently using any of the theme? if so usually there will be an option for you to disable the permalink from the post in the homepage |
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This isn't best practice but if you're looking for a quick, easy solution... You could use 301 re-directs on the post back to the parent using something like http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/quick-pagepost-redirect-plugin/ |
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"Remove the permalink that appears" where? In the admin? On your post listings page? If we assume you're talking about the frontend page that you're listing the profiles on, you'll need to edit the theme's template file for that page, find the place where this permalink is generated, and delete it. It's tough to get more specific unless you provide more details in your question. |
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