Epigrade

Remove parent taxonomy slug(s) from term permalinks for hyerarchical taxonomies. That means an URL like <code>https://www.example.com/category/animals/dogs/german-shepherd/</code> becomes <code>https://www.example.com/category/german-shepherd/</code>.

No Parent Taxonomy Slug

Remove parent taxonomy slug(s) from term permalinks.

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.

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