• I am sure this is staring me in the face but I can’t figure it out. I’d appreciate any help.

    I have WooCommerce installed on my site as a subfolder. My regular theme doesn’t support WooCommerce very well, so I have WooCommerce installed under /store and use the default theme under that folder.

    I want my URLs to be as follows:

    Store “home” : /store
    Category: /store/<category slug>
    Products /store/<category slug>/<product slug>

    I’ve been playing with this for 30 minutes and can’t figure out how to make that happen. For example, for the product custom base I’ve tried permalinks like /%product_cat% but WordPress insists on creating URLs like:

    /store/product/<category slug>/<product slug>

    i.e. it keeps saving with “/product” inserted.

    The “Shop base with category” option looks close to what I want, but it generates URLs like:

    /store/shop/<category slug>/<product slug>

    Note the word “/shop” – it creates that automatically and I obviously don’t want that.

    Any help would be REALLY appreciated.

    Thanks.

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce/

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  • Hello Markwill,

    The best way would be building a theme to manage everything at ease. But if you do not have any time and budget for that, you have to place a static text right before the url structure.

    The structure you have described is not possible. You have to use at least a single character as a prefix.

    Like I have placed /d in product category base. So it is producing the URL as /d/category-name/

    and placed /p/%product_cat% in the product base. So it is producing the URL as /p/product-category/product-name/

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