How to set permalinks?

To ensure proper functionality and SEO-friendly URLs, it is recommended to set the Permalink Structure to Post Name.

Steps to Configure Permalink Settings:

1. Go to your WordPress Dashboard.
2. Navigate to Settings > Permalinks.
3. Select the Post name option.
4. Click Save Changes.

Movie Permalink:

Movie Tag Slug: Specifies the slug for movie tag lists and tag-related movies.

Movie Slug: Sets the slug for the movie list and individual movie pages.

Movie Playlist Slug: Determines the slug for single movie playlists.

Movie Genre Slug: Defines the slug for genre listing pages and genre-related movies.

TV Show Permalink:

TV Show Tag Slug: Specifies the slug for TV Show tag lists and tag-related TV Shows.

TV Show Slug: Sets the slug for the TV Show list and individual TV Show pages.

TV Show Genre Slug: Defines the slug for genre listing pages and genre-related TV Shows.

Episode Permalink:

Episode Slug: Sets the slug for the individual episode pages.

Episode Playlist Slug: Determines the slug for single episode playlists.

Video Permalink:

Video Tag Slug: Specifies the slug for video tag lists and tag-related videos.

Video Slug: Sets the slug for the video list and individual video pages.

Video Playlist Slug: Determines the slug for single video playlists.

Video Category Slug: Defines the slug for category listing pages and category-related videos.

Person Permalink:

Person Tag Slug: Specifies the slug for Person tag lists and tag-related Persons.

Person Slug: Sets the slug for the Person list and individual Person pages.

Person Category Slug: Defines the slug for category listing pages and category-related Persons.

Profile Permalink:

Profile Slug: Sets the slug for the profile and its inner profile pages.

Comments Permalink:

Comment Slug: Sets the slug for the any content rate and review list.

Playlist Permalink:

Playlist Slug: Sets the slug for the list of playlist.

Media Player Permalink:

Media Player Slug: Sets the slug for the display content of “movie , video ” in media player.