Israel Curtis

This framework is a collection of classes and functions for handling advanced custom post types cases. With just a few defined arrays, it can create custom post types, taxonomies, their labels, menus, metaboxes, and save routines.
NOTE: this began life as an internal development tool, and as such, does not have much (if any documentation) just yet. It’s not really end-user friendly in its current state. So if you’re not running a site I have built for you personally, you probably don’t need it 😉

Somatic Framework

Adds useful classes for getting the most out of Wordpress' advanced CMS features

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Remove Taxonomy URL strips the base slug (<code>/genre/</code>, <code>/topic/</code>, etc.) from your custom taxonomy term URLs so visitors and search engines see clean, short permalinks.
What 3.0 adds:
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<li>301 redirect old URLs — old <code>/taxonomy/term/</code> URLs redirect permanently to the new <code>/term/</code> URL so SEO equity is preserved when you turn the plugin on.</li>
<li>Hierarchical term URLs — nested taxonomies resolve correctly. <code>/parent/child/</code> reaches the child term instead of returning 404.</li>
<li>Pagination support — <code>/term/page/2/</code> works after the base slug is removed, no more pagination 404s.</li>
<li>Slug-collision detection — warns you (without blocking the save) when a term slug clashes with a page, post, or another taxonomy’s term, so you don’t accidentally break a URL.</li>
<li>Health Check tab — run a full audit of all selected taxonomies on demand.</li>
</ul>
All 3.0 features default to OFF on upgrade so your existing site behavior is preserved until you opt in.

Remove Taxonomy URL

Strip custom taxonomy slugs from URLs. Optional 301 redirects, hierarchical terms, pagination support, and slug-collision detection.

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