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Show Category and Subcategory in WordPress URLs

Add the category and subcategory in WordPress post URLs the Categories and subcategories in the URL help with SEO, Categories and subcategories provides a clear hieratically website structure which allows you to sort content on your website. having the names of the categories and subcategories in the URL allow your users to very quickly discover and browse the topics they are most interested in or looking for. In this post,  we will show you how to include category and subcategory in WordPress URLs.   For most WordPress websites which use the default structures, this includes the date and time of publishing the article in the URL like below: http: / /www.example.com/ 2017/ 02 / 16 /article-title-here/ To the category in the URL like in displayed below: http: / /www.example.com/category/sub-category /2017/ 02 / 16 /article-title-here/ You can download Plugins and active it. and change custom permalink settings : /%category%/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/
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Category and Subcategory in WordPress Post Hierarchical URLs

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Category and Subcategory in WordPress Post Hierarchical URLs The WordPress comes with the ability to sort your content into categories, subcategory, tags, and taxonomies. One of the major difference between categories and tags is that categories can have subcategories or child categories. In this article, we will show you how to add categories and subcategories in WordPress  post URLs and how to get the most SEO benefit out of categories. Example , you can add UnitedStates and then post articles for NewYork City, Los Angeles, Chicago, etc. This is where you can utilize child categories. United States would become a parent category, and cities can become child categories. Adding Category in WordPress  You can add a new category in WordPress when writing a post. On the post edit screen, scroll down to the categories meta box and click on Add New Category link. Some websites that use subcategories display both parent and child categories in the URL.  http://example
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