• Resolved Jon Brown

    (@jb510)


    Curious if there is a way to use standard WordPress Pages instead of a CPT?

    Why you ask? Well, because CPTs have post_type’s in their slugs and I don’t want that. Further this excellent code from VIP to remove the slug works, but then breaks other permalinks (children/taxonomies/etc…)
    http://vip.wordpress.com/documentation/remove-the-slug-from-your-custom-post-type-permalinks/

    So I’m thinking I could use standard pages and get the permalinks I want out of it all.

    Structure is currently:
    CPT_State (hierarchical)
    CPT_FAQ (hierarchical, CPT-onomy attached to CPT_State)

    This way I show FAQ’s on the State pages they’re related to.

    New structure:
    Pages named: Alabama, Alaska, etc…
    CPT_FAQ (hierarchical, CPT-onomy attached to ‘page’).

    I realize the CPT-onomy would pickup ALL my pages, but that’s ok because the CPT-onomy is only used on the backend…

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/cpt-onomies/

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