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  • Thread Starter tylerawalters

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    Nevermind. I figured it out.

    For future reference, if anyone else stumbles upon this, the problem was that I hadn’t turned it off in the Jetpack plug-in. It’s not 100% intuitive to do so, so here are the steps:
    Click “Learn More” on the Gravatar panel in Jetpack
    Then, click “Deactivate” in the same panel.

    Thread Starter tylerawalters

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    No, that thread mostly talks about Google Analytics. I’m asking specifically about this plugin authored by Automattic.

    Thread Starter tylerawalters

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    That is what I meant; I guess I shouldn’t post questions in the middle of the night 🙂

    That worked brilliantly. Thanks for your help, AnttiJN.

    Thread Starter tylerawalters

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    Thanks for pointing out that plugin, Michael, it’ll be extremely useful in a few weeks 🙂

    Unfortunately, though, it doesn’t seem to solve the problem, because it doesn’t seem to doesn’t always give the correct URL in the breadcrumb trail (I’ve noted this on the plugin author’s site).

    Looking at things more and more, it seems that it’s a larger problem than I initially thought, in that it seems that WordPress doesn’t seem to care about what category leads to a single post, as long as the correct post is displayed. Using my examples in my first post, this is what I’m seeing in my URLs:

    From Colors, I click on the post name and I go to this URL: …/fruits/all_things_orange/

    From Fruits, I click on the post name, and I go to this URL: …/fruits/all_things_orange/

    You’ll note that the URLs are identical. It displays the correct post, but the URLs are potentially confusing. I don’t particularly care about the URLs at the moment, but I think this is related to my initial question.

    Thanks in advance to anyone with any ideas.

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