Scott Taylor

<p>Fixes rewrites for non-Big Endian date permastructs</p>
<h3>DATES BY ENDIANNESS</h3>
<p>(http://{SITE}/{DATE}/hello-world/)</p>
<p>Regardless of your post permastruct, date archives are generated.<br />
Post rewrites completely clobber date rewrites. Date rewrites are broken already, but even when fixed,<br />
they can be overwritten by post rewrites. This plugin fixes date archives and persists them past post overwrites –<br />
supporting every possible flavor of endian, and every logical combination of %year%, %monthnum%, %day% within them.<br />
Below is a matrix of what is possible, the things which do not work in core are marked.</p>
<p>!!! = Doesn’t work without this plugin</p>
<h3>Big Endian in both directions</h3>
<p>2012/09/12 yyyy/mm/dd<br />
2012/09 yyyy/mm<br />
2012 yyyy<br />
12 dd !!!<br />
09/12 mm/dd !!!</p>
<h3>Reverse of Middle Endian in both directions</h3>
<p>2012/12/09 yyyy/dd/mm<br />
2012/09 yyyy/mm !!! ~ matches day<br />
2012 yyyyy<br />
09 mm !!!<br />
12/09 dd/mm !!!</p>
<h3>Middle Endian in both directions</h3>
<p>09/12/2012 mm/dd/yyyy<br />
09/12 mm/dd<br />
09 mm<br />
2012 yyyy !!!<br />
09/2012 mm/yyyy !!!</p>
<h3>Little Endian in both directions</h3>
<p>12/09/2012 dd/mm/yyyy<br />
12/09 dd/yy<br />
12 dd<br />
2012 yyyy !!!<br />
09/2012 mm/yyyy !!!</p>
<h3>Translated:</h3>
<p>Year and Month archives don’t work when you date format is Middle or Little Endian.<br />
Year archives work in Middle when reversed (reversed, why not), but months do not.</p>
<p>This plugin makes all date formats work regardless of endianness.</p>


Big, Middle, and Little Endians

Fixes rewrites for non-Big Endian date permastructs

Alexandru Vornicescu

<p>If you would like to have a little more nice permalinks to your custom post types articles with custom permalinks – this plugin can help you with this.<br />
If the term has the same slug as the post type, then the taxonomy has the priority over the post type.</p>
<p>Now I will show some examples:</p>
<p>(Custom taxonomy:)</p>
<h4>From:</h4>
<p>site.com/taxonomy/cars</p>
<h4>To:</h4>
<p>site.com/cars</p>
<p>(Custom taxonomy with child taxonomies)</p>
<h4>From:</h4>
<p>site.com/taxonomy/cars/bmw</p>
<h4>To:</h4>
<p>site.com/cars/bmw</p>
<p>(Term slug is the same as the post type slug:)</p>
<h4>From:</h4>
<p>(Post Type:) site.com/cars/<br />
(Term from Taxonomy:) site.com/taxonomy/cars/<br />
(Subterm from Taxonomy:) site.com/taxonomy/cars/bmw</p>
<h4>To:</h4>
<p>(Post Type:) site.com/cars/ (will not show)<br />
(Term from Taxonomy:) site.com/cars (will show)<br />
(Subterm from Taxonomy:) site.com/cars/bmw (will show)</p>


Remove Taxonomy Base Slug

I needed to make categories and a custom taxonomy called "Industry" have no slug. But some other taxonomies needed to keep them. I wasn't sure if this would affect all taxonomies, but it has an option page to select them.
Simple enough, seems to work just fine!



Works, and lets you choose

the plugin has not been updated for a long time, but it still works fine. Thanks

Great

This plugin can remove specific taxonomy base slug from your permalinks (e.g. "/genre/fiction/" to "/fiction/").

Big, Middle, and Little Endians vs Remove Taxonomy Base Slug