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add_rewrite_rule

User List URL Rewrite for Nicer Profile URLs

Chad Butler · Dec 7, 2018 ·

Currently, the User List delivers a link to a user’s detailed profile as https://yoursite.com/your-profile-page/?uid=123.  I have been wanting to make that cleaner with a URL like: https://yoursite.com/your-profile-page/username/ or something of that type for some time.

This is planned as a feature for the plugin’s 2.0.0 release.  However, until that is read for release

It has been something that I’ve been working on and since it is taking some time to complete, I decided that I would publish some custom options you can do with some filters and actions.  I have made these essentially “cut-and-paste” options so that you don’t really need to do anything to the code snippet other than add it to your functions.php file (or wherever you put custom code snippets).  Continue Reading →

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