Francesco Pesce

Nerds Farm

Rabbit Hole is a plugin that adds the ability to control what should happen when an entity is being viewed at its own page.
Perhaps you have a content type that never should be displayed on its own page, like an image content type that’s displayed in a carousel. 
Rabbit Hole can prevent this object from being accessible on its own page, through p=xxx (or permalink).
Options
This works by providing multiple options to control what should happen when the entity is being viewed at its own page. 
You have the ability to 
– Deliver an access denied page (401, 403). 
– Deliver a page not found page (404). 
– Issue a page redirect to any path or external url (301, 30x). 
– Or simply display the entity (regular behavior, 200).
This is configurable per: 
– post type and single post. 
– taxonomy and single term 
– roles and single user
It’s possible to generate dynamic values with Twig or Shortcode for the redirect path. 
This makes it possible to execute different redirects based on whatever logics you need. 
Perhaps you want a user to be able to view nodes that he has created, but no one else’s.
New options: 
– Archives 
Support for Terms and Authors archive pages 
– Conditions 
There will be the possibility to configure a User Role that override Rabbit Hole completely, useful for Memberships. 
– Display Message 
Show a custom Message for unauthorized page (401, 403)
Drupal porting 
This is porting from a beloved <a href="https://www.drupal.org/project/rabbit_hole" rel="nofollow ugc">Drupal module</a> which I used in all my projects. 
Thanks to the authors for the idea.

Rabbit Hole

Control what should happen when an entity is being viewed at its own page

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Permalinks, as the name suggests, are permanent links to pages or posts, categories or tags on your website, which makes it easier for your visitors and search engines to navigate around your website.
How many times have you closed a website or not bookmarked it because the URL looked fishy? Plenty of times, isn’t it? There is something about long URLs with weird numbers and characters that make you not want to look at them. Custom Permalinks can change that notion. WordPress can create short, clear, simple, and to-the-point permalinks so that your URLs look professional along with your website.
But there is also a limit in WordPress, and that’s when this plugin comes into play. By using this plugin, you can simplify the permalinks further by removing the base slugs.

Remove Taxonomy Url

This is a purpose-oriented plugin that simply removes the taxonomy slugs from URL.

Rabbit Hole vs Remove Taxonomy Url