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Thanks for the reply. Oh I see. I just need to create a parent category with the slug &quot;about-us&quot;. It works however I already have a page with the slug &quot;about-us&quot;. The page seems to overwrite the archive page. Is this what happens?
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Thanks for the reply. Oh I see. I just need to create a parent category with the slug "about-us". It works however I already have a page with the slug "about-us". The page seems to overwrite the archive page. Is this what happens?

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I want to control my wordpress post url path.<br />
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I would like it to be as below...<br />
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<a href="http://www.mydomaincom/about-us/latest-news/article-slug" rel="ugc">http://www.mydomaincom/about-us/latest-news/article-slug</a><br />
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Under settings &gt;&nbsp;reading I have set my post page to &quot;Latest News&quot;<br />
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and my &nbsp;&quot;Latest News&quot; is a child of the &quot;About Us&quot; page.<br />
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My permalinks is set to: /%category%/%postname%/<br />
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Why is the article url showing as<br />
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<a href="http://www.mydomaincom/latest-news/article-slug" rel="ugc">http://www.mydomaincom/latest-news/article-slug</a><br />
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and not<br />
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<a href="http://www.mydomaincom/about-us/latest-news/article-slug" rel="ugc">http://www.mydomaincom/about-us/latest-news/article-slug</a><br />
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i.e. It's missing &quot;about-us/&quot; in the url path?
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I want to control my wordpress post url path.

I would like it to be as below...

http://www.mydomaincom/about-us/latest-news/article-slug

Under settings > reading I have set my post page to "Latest News"

and my  "Latest News" is a child of the "About Us" page.

My permalinks is set to: /%category%/%postname%/

Why is the article url showing as

http://www.mydomaincom/latest-news/article-slug

and not

http://www.mydomaincom/about-us/latest-news/article-slug

i.e. It's missing "about-us/" in the url path?

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