Every post type and taxonomy in WordPress needs to have its own permalink format. This is done to prevent conflicts between different types of content, but it also often makes URLs feel inconsistent.
Many website owners prefer a more structured approach where similar content follows the same URL pattern. This makes navigation quicker and helps visitors understand how different parts of the website are connected.
The problem is that WordPress natively does not allow to apply the same base URL to multiple content types. While there are workarounds, they often involve custom coding, which can be difficult and may lead to unexpected conflicts with other features or plugins.
