This post is specially created to make you clear about the default page for WP Travel all trips archive.
By default, all WP Travel archive trips are “itinerary”. This page consists of the most recently added trips displayed at the top. The URL structure for the trips archive page is as follows:
To explore more regarding the archive page, please refer to our demo: Travel Joy Pro archive page demo
Change the Slug of an Archieve Page
But in case you wish to change the slug other than βitineraryβ, you can do so from the permalink setting.
To know how you can change the slug please refer to our guide on “How to Change the URL for the Trips Archive Page“.
Modify the number of Trips Displayed
You can also modify the number of trips displayed on the archive page to better suit your needs.
To know how you can modify the number of trips displayed, refer to our guide on “Modify the number of trips to be displayed on the archive page“
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