Trashed page is shown in URL and is linked in breadcrumbs

Published posts get `__trashed` in their URLs - WordPress.org

Wordpress permalinkslug changed page to page__trashed

Filters whether or not to

Filters whether or not to add a __trashed suffix to trashed posts that match the name of the updated post.

Solución rápida para el error __trashed 2 en tu página web:

__trashedというURLでWordPressの記事が表示される原因と対処法

There is created a redirect

There is created a redirect from /software/ to /yoast-seo-platforms/ which works correctly. However, if there is a live page in the deleted section, 'trashed' is added to the

add_trashed_suffix_to_trashed_posts – Hook

Using WordPress ‘add_trashed_suffix_to_trashed_posts’ PHP filter

Once a page or post

Once a page or post has been deleted and restored the URL will be locked, with a value of __trashed.

WordPress Web Page Showing as __trashed VNTweb

Sometimes published posts randomly get __trashed added in their URL, at random times, without actually ever being put in the trash. We also don’t have pages in the

After I made my site

How did all these extra words start appearing in this URL?

After I made my site go live, I realized that one of the page url’s carried the words “__trashed-2/” on the end. It is a child page under a drop down menu and does not

en WordPress.com Forums How did all these extra words start appearing in this URL? How did all these extra words start appearing in this URL? sleepiergirl

The

The 'add_trashed_suffix_to_trashed_posts' PHP filter in WordPress adds a suffix to trashed posts' slugs, preventing conflicts with existing post URLs.

How do I get rid of the word trashed in the url

__trashedが表示されるのは「ゴミ箱」にページが入っている時です。 そのため、ゴミ箱から 「完全に削除」 をすることで、完全に表示されないようにすることがで

A Wordpress site of mine

Si te encuentras con el problema de que tu página web muestra un mensaje de error «__trashed 2» y no está disponible, no te preocupes, ¡aquí te presento una solución

A Wordpress site of mine seems to have changed some of my pages permalinks by adding __trashed after the slug. Note that not all pages are affected, neither do other post types.