That’s exactly what will happen by default. 🙂
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snackd
(@snackd)
no it’s not. default is to use ugly numerics for everything, eg:
domain.com/?p=123
when i change it to ‘pretty permalinks’, ie, give it a value like
/%postname%
it works for pages, but WP still generates posts like this:
domain.com/2009/7/?p=123
and then generates broken links to them that look like
domain.com/page-slug
(and NOT like the following, which is what i really want….:)
domain.com/2009/07/page-slug
in other words, it’s pretty broken right now. i know that if i just want to use simple pretty permalinks on everything, with no date, i could fix it. but again what i really want is:
a) pretty perms on everything
b) posts a prepended by date
anyone?
correct format
/%postname%/
this gives you what you want
http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permalinks#Choosing_your_permalink_structure
personally, I would delete the wp .htaccess file, then regenerate permalinks with desired structure
admin – settings – permalinks
