You can disable the automatic 301 redirect feature via the settings. If it is enabled, then ANY link that contains the base category directory (by default /category/) will be redirected with the base category directory removed.
The first thing to check is your permalink settings. Is your permalink structure /%postname%? If so, the plugin will not work because WordPress will not be able to tell the difference between a category page and a post page without the /category/ in the URL. I would recommend the permalink settings: /%category%/%postname%, which is what I use.
If your permalink settings are okay, then follow these steps.
http://www.anothercoder.com/category/news.
/category/ from your link and go to that URL, something like http://www.anothercoder.com/news
/category/ working manually, re-enable the plugin and you'll be all set.You can also report bugs and get advice on the Pathless Category Links page on blog.
WordPress does not allow the following link http://www.anothercoder.com/news/page/2, it only works with http://www.anothercoder.com/category/news/page/2. So, this is a work around to turn ONLY category links that have pages to be rewritten as http://www.anothercoder.com/news/?paged=2 instead.
The Update category links with pages setting in the Settings > Pathless Category Links section allows you to disable this work around. But, if it is disabled, then your links will not have the base category directory removed, nor will a 301 redirect be performed.
So, it's up to you, do you want: http://www.anothercoder.com/category/news/page/2 or do you want http://www.anothercoder.com/news/?paged=2




