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Prepending %category% onto default posts fails
I have been attempting to change the rewrite slug on the default posts. … my post_type re-registering code (Taken from another post on StackOverflow) with the simple intent of changing the rewrite slug to include %category%
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* Change the url structure only for default posts …
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