fabioadmin

I understand that @bcworkz

But I want to get the slug of my taxonomies on the URL, so I set up the permalinks as /%category%/%postname%/

Should I do differently?
Can you tell me how?
Thanks!

I just did that as you recommended with that code in the functions.php of my child theme.

// Delete Category Taxonomy

function hipercortex_unregister_category() {
    unregister_taxonomy_for_object_type( 'category', 'post' );
}
add_action( 'init', 'hipercortex_unregister_category' );

In fact, the Category Taxonomy disappeared, but I’m still getting the same issue with the permalink.

I took 3 screenshots to show you better:

-> My new custom-taxonomy is called “Destinos” with countries as terms.
On the example, I show you that a post called “Valle Calchaqui” was assigned only to the term “Argentina” of the Destinos custom-taxonomy. But the permalink still shows the term of the deleted Category.

Note: On the “Default Post Category” dropdown, still lists all the terms of the Category taxonomy. I even changed, but nothing happens to the permalink. I cleaned the cache and everything from my browser, and nothing.
Default Post Category
Assigning new taxonomy
Permalink doesn’t change

Joseph, thanks for respond.

What you mean with Yes you can set up a user to access both sites manually

I have to manually set-up to grant users with acess across my network?

Anyone have more suggestions?