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It seems like what I want is something that WordPress's internal permalink code isn't prepared to deal with. After reading this writeup by Otto, I've come to understand that having my permalinks start with %category% could create a performance issue down the road and I would have to create a function that further alters the WordPress permalink rules in order to get the attachment permalinks working with %category%.

As a result, I've decided to start all my posts with the year. This allows me to use the solution found herehere for attachment permalinks, and I'll avoid performance headaches in the future.

It seems like what I want is something that WordPress's internal permalink code isn't prepared to deal with. After reading this writeup by Otto, I've come to understand that having my permalinks start with %category% could create a performance issue down the road and I would have to create a function that further alters the WordPress permalink rules in order to get the attachment permalinks working with %category%.

As a result, I've decided to start all my posts with the year. This allows me to use the solution found here for attachment permalinks, and I'll avoid performance headaches in the future.

It seems like what I want is something that WordPress's internal permalink code isn't prepared to deal with. After reading this writeup by Otto, I've come to understand that having my permalinks start with %category% could create a performance issue down the road and I would have to create a function that further alters the WordPress permalink rules in order to get the attachment permalinks working with %category%.

As a result, I've decided to start all my posts with the year. This allows me to use the solution found here for attachment permalinks, and I'll avoid performance headaches in the future.

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It seems like what I want is something that WordPress's internal permalink code isn't prepared to deal with. After reading this writeup by Otto, I've come to understand that having my permalinks start with %category% could create a performance issue down the road and I would have to create a function that further alters the WordPress permalink rules in order to get the attachment permalinks working with %category%.

As a result, I've decided to start all my posts with the year. This allows me to use the solution found here for attachment permalinks, and I'll avoid performance headaches in the future.