I take advantage of Put up Sort Switcher to change a few of my weblog publish sort from ‘publish’ to ‘docs’ ( a customized publish sort), thus the URL is modified from /weblog/* to /docs/*. I notice that the unique publish at /weblog/* ( eg: /weblog/someinfo) is robotically (301) redirect to /docs/* ( eg: from /weblog/someinfo to /docs/someinfo).
Altering the publish sort from ‘publish’ to ‘web page’ additionally has the identical impact.
I assumed that that is properly defined by the WordPress creates redirect from previous URL after altering slug query. So I take advantage of SELECT * FROM wp_postmeta the place meta_key = "_wp_old_slug" to substantiate that the redirection is certainly saved there. However to my big shock, I am unable to discover something that has something to do with the above redirection.
( If alternatively, I simply change the slug manually and never altering the Put up Sort, like altering the url from /weblog/someinfo to /weblog/someinfo-2, then I’d see one thing at meta_value column, and therefore I can relaxation guarantee that the redirection is actual and everlasting).
This creates a confusion for me. The place the redirection info is saved? Is the redirection everlasting if I alter Put up Sort? ( ie: /weblog/someinfo will at all times be 301 redirect to /docs/someinfo)
