"Just as an example: category/success-stories/ is used but posts are pushed outside categories in the root:https://example.com/category/ Posts will be outside category folder. An example of posts and categories which are very nice: https://outfunnel.com/category/success-stories/ Also, when we go to category folder inside URL, it is pushed 404. As I understand WordPress does not predict the content within category as 'Page Not Found' is pushed. Can be managed this 404 with the content? An example: https://example.com/category"
"Just as an example: category/success-stories/ is used but posts are pushed outside categories in the root:https://example.com/category/ Posts will be outside category folder. An example of posts and categories which are very nice: https://outfunnel.com/category/success-stories/ Also, when we go to category folder inside URL, it is pushed 404. As I understand WordPress does not predict the content within category as 'Page Not Found' is pushed. Can be managed this 404 with the content? An example: https://example.com/category"
Category URLs such as /category/success-stories/ exist while individual posts are published at the site root rather than inside that category folder. Visiting the category base (for example /category/) returns a 404 because WordPress does not resolve that URL to content when permalinks or archive handling are misconfigured or when no category archive or page exists. Solutions include creating a category archive or index page at the category base, adjusting permalink settings and flushing rewrite rules, adding redirects from the category path to the proper archive, using custom rewrite rules or templates, avoiding duplicate slugs, and testing changes after backups.
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