Flush Rewrite Rules in Wordpress
Flush Rewrite Rules
When you change your WordPress URL structure or add new rewrite rules then the WordPress database will need to be updated with the new URL rules this is so it will understand how to search for your posts from the given URL.
Sometimes you get the problem of changing a URL structure and WordPress returning a 404 page for your posts. This can be because the rewrite rules have not refreshed correctly.
There are a few ways you can refresh the permalink rules.
First you can navigate to the permalinks page Settings -> Permalinks and change the permalink click the save button, then change it back to the way it was. This will refresh all the rewrite rules on your website and your custom post types should be displayed.
Secondly you can open phpMyAdmin, navigate to the wp_options table and delete the rewrite rules record from this table. Next time WordPress loads it will check for the rewrite rules in this table if they aren't there then it will regenerate the rules.
The third option is to place the function flush_rewrite_rules() under the register rewrite rules. This will completely refresh the rewrite rules and fix any problems with redirecting.
Know all Url rewrite tricks
Know all Url rewrite tricks
flush_rewrite_rules();
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