You can change the portfolio slug (link structure) at General Options > Portfolio Config > Portfolio Slug, then reset permalinks.
Sorry but this is not possible for blog posts using theme options. You may achieve this by adding some rule in your .htaccess file. But that is beyond our support service.
Sorry but i continue reading the “that is beyond our support service”.
What’s wrong in compiling a complete theme if you sell it at 60 bucks?
A final version of the theme should have the blog permalinks under /blog/ parent and the other portfolio/staff/testimonials ecc… items under their apropriate parents (like /portfolio/, /staff/ ecc…)
I don’t need to change the portfolio name.
I need to have the portfolio_items under /portfolio/ parent and the blog_posts under /blog/ parent.
It’s crazy that i opened like 5 tickets for different theme problems and all the 5 times i fixed by myself.
We are sorry for the inconvenience, but the changes you want are optional and personal preference changes. Not theme faults. A site’s permalinks is part of WordPress base options, not theme’s.
Posts/pages/attachment/revision/nav_menu_item are custom post types. Considering the WordPress hierarchy the Custom posts are directly under the site’s url root. So they’re name will be right after the site’s link. For that they do not have a parent category to belong to. Like portfolios have.
Please read our Support Policy to understand better what it does include and what not.
