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I don’t get why my pages have /home inside of their urls.
The home page is startup-checklist.org, but it’s permalink is /guida-open-source-per-startup-digitali. Of course the home page does not show the permalink in the chrome bar.A sub page called test should have the url startup-checklist.org/test but has startup-checklist.org/guida-open-source-per-startup-digitali/test as well as in the wordrpess page edit.
I think it has to do with redirection and canonical, because startup-checklist.org/test works and shows the page without changing the url in the chrome bar, but I do not find anywhere how to solve this issue.
Thank you
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Hello,
You have set the /test page as a child page of your homepage. You need to remove the page hierarchy for the /test page URL to work. To remove the parent page, go to the editor for the /test page and on the WordPress panel under “Page Attributes” click the “X” to remove the parent page. Screenshot:
Hope that helps. Please let us know if you have questions.
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