Jacob Allred

If you are like me, you often wait until after you’ve written your post to choose a title. Or perhaps you change your mind a few dozen times before you settle on the best title possible. Have you ever noticed that WordPress picks your post slug before you are ready? This plugin is the solution! It automatically updates your slug to the WordPress recommended value when you save your post, so you never have to worry about your slug being wrong again.

CW Post Slugs

Set the post slug to the WordPress recommended value, even if you've changed your title.

Akshay Shah

This plugin allows you to create SEO-friendly URLs by removing taxonomy slugs, making URLs cleaner and more attractive to search engines. It’s simple to use, even for those with minimal technical knowledge.
With this plugin, you can: 
– Remove slugs from custom taxonomies by adjusting plugin settings. 
– Access the settings in your WordPress admin dashboard under Remove Taxonomy Slug Settings. 
– Select the taxonomies you wish to modify and save your preferences.
<h3>Developer Note</h3>
For advanced customization, a filter is provided: 
 <code>add_filter('remove_taxonomy_slug_filter', function($slug_list) { 
 return $slug_list; 
});</code> 
Ensure the slug names are accurate in the array.
Compatible functions: 
– <code>term_link</code> 
– <code>get_category_link</code> 
– <code>get_term_link</code> 
– <code>category_link</code>
This plugin also works seamlessly with Custom Post Type UI.
For support, contact me at <a href="mailto:akshay.shah5189@gmail.com" rel="nofollow ugc">akshay.shah5189@gmail.com</a>.
If you need to remove post type slugs, check out my other plugin: <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/remove-post-type-slug/" rel="ugc">Remove Post Type Slug</a>

Remove Taxonomy Slug

Remove taxonomy slugs from URLs for cleaner, SEO-friendly permalinks with simple settings and minimal technical setup.

CW Post Slugs vs Remove Taxonomy Slug