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A taxonomy is a generic "category" used to organize posts and custom post types
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Taxonomy: Why 'with_front' => false DOES NOT WORK?
To remove the taxonomy base name, you can use:
'rewrite' => ['slug' => '/', 'with_front' => false]
However, this will make your (basic post type) posts go 404, if you have permalinks set to http://example.com … It seems you cannot have both custom taxonomy and posts reside in the root. Therefore you would go to Permalinks settings and set Custom structure , e.g. /blog/%postname%/. …
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