Right now I have changed the posts url using the settings -> permalink i.e /blog/%postname%/ I have now added a CPT and using the rewrite 'rewrite' => array( 'slug' => 'custom-posts' ), but the urls for this custom posts are now inherriting the /blog/ from the standard posts so the urls look like /blog/custom-posts/post-title-here when I just want it to be /custom-posts/post-title-here.

Anyone know of a quick fix to achieve this ?

Right now I have changed the posts url using the settings -> permalink i.e /blog/%postname%/ I have now added a CPT and using the rewrite 'rewrite' => array( 'slug' => 'custom-posts' ), but the urls for this custom posts are now inherriting the /blog/ from the standard posts so the urls look like /blog/custom-posts/post-title-here when I just want it to be /custom-posts/post-title-here.

Anyone know of a quick fix to achieve this ?

• custom-post-types
• permalinks
• url-rewriting

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Answer is to use 'with_front' => false in the rewrite array :)