jkalawe

<p>Default Category is a a helpful workflow tool:</p>
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<p>Enforce editorial standards for posts</p>
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<p>A quick reference for content editors that aren’t regular contributors</p>
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<p>Each user can have their own set of default categories</p>
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<p>Site-wide categories will be applied if a user has not specified their own default categories</p>
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<h4>Multisite</h4>
<p>Default Category is also multisite compatible as it has been designed for a multisite environment.</p>


WordPress Default Category

Auto select categories for new posts based on user or site-wide settings.

Redwoodcity

<p>When a post title contains multi-byte characters (such as Japanese), WordPress generates a URL-encoded slug like <code>%e3%81%82...</code>, which results in a long and unreadable permalink.</p>
<p>This plugin replaces such auto-generated slugs with <code>{post_type}-{post_ID}</code> (e.g. <code>post-123</code>). A multi-byte slug is kept as-is when the user has explicitly specified it.</p>
<h4>Usage</h4>
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<li>Go to “Settings” -> “Default Permalink” in the WordPress admin.</li>
<li>Check “Enable” and save changes.</li>
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Default Permalink

Prevents multi-byte (URL-encoded) slugs in the default permalink. Multi-byte URL can still be used when the user explicitly specifies it.

WordPress Default Category vs Default Permalink