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Customizing WordPress Permalinks with a Custom Taxonomy Year

Learn how to customize your WordPress permalinks based on the `year` selected from a custom taxonomy, creating an SEO-friendly structure for your posts.
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Customizing WordPress Permalinks with a Custom Taxonomy Year: A Step-by-Step Guide

When managing a WordPress site, one common challenge is creating user-friendly and SEO-optimized permalinks. If you have a custom taxonomy representing a year, such as a year of an event or publication, you might want to include this information in your post's permalink structure. For example, if a post relates to the year 2018, the permalink could look like http://mysite.com/2018/post-title. But how do you achieve this customization? Read on as we explore the solution you need!

Understanding the Need for Custom Permalinks

Why Customize Permalinks?

Custom permalinks are crucial for:

SEO Benefits: Search engines prefer permalinks that clearly express content topics.

User Experience: Making it easier for users to understand what they are clicking on.

Organizational Clarity: Helps in categorizing content based on timestamps, like events taking place in specific years.

Now that we know the importance of custom permalinks, let’s dive into how to implement this functionality in WordPress.

Step-by-Step Solution

To customize your permalinks based on a selected year from a custom taxonomy, follow these steps:

Step 1: Access Your Theme's functions.php File

Log in to your WordPress dashboard.

Navigate to Appearance Theme Editor.

Locate and open the functions.php file for your active theme.

Step 2: Add Custom Code

Insert the following code into your functions.php file. This code will enable WordPress to fetch the year from the custom taxonomy and modify the permalink accordingly.

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Step 3: Update Your Permalink Structure

Navigate to Settings Permalinks in your WordPress dashboard.

Update your custom permalink structure to include %winneryear% where you want the year to appear. For example, set it as: /%winneryear%/%postname%/.

Step 4: Assign Years to Posts

When creating or editing a post, ensure you select the corresponding year from your custom taxonomy. This selection will determine the year that appears in the permalink.

Example Scenario

If you have a post assigned to the year 2018 with the title "Exciting Events," your permalink will now structure like this:

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And for a post assigned the year 2019, it will change to:

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Testing Your Custom Permalink

After you’ve set everything up, create a new post or edit an existing one and ensure the following:

The year is accurately reflected in the permalink.

Clicking the link directs you to the intended post.

Conclusion

Customizing WordPress permalinks to include a year from a custom taxonomy can significantly enhance your site's SEO and user experience. With just a few lines of code and an updated permalink structure, you can create a professional and organized website.

If you have further questions or need help, feel free to ask in the comments below! Happy blogging!

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