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Unique Permalink for Custom Post Type Archive

How do you change the 'Category Base' name for just one Custom Post Type Category, without a Plugin?

I currently have my permalinks set up as:

example.com/%postname%/

with the Category Base name of "topic".

I have created some custom post types for resource types:

Article (posts that are articles)
Infographic (posts that are infographics)

These custom post types share the taxonomy named "category" which these can be selected inside the post edit area:

Growth
Change

The permalinks display the shared Category Archives exactly how I want:

Main Category Archive Permalinks:

example.com/topic/Growth
example.com/topic/Change

And the Resource Type Archives exactly how I want:

example.com/article/
example.com/infographic/

The Single page Permalinks also display how I want:

example.com/article/nameofthepost/
example.com/infographic/nameofthepost/

The unique one I want to change is a CPT called "Events" with its own categories:

  In Person
  Virtual

The Single Event Permalink is fine:

example.com/events/test-event/

But the Events Category Archive still has the "topic" Base name:

example.com/topic/in-person/

How can I change that to be "events" instead of "topic"?

example.com/events/in-person/


source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68967121/unique-permalink-for-custom-post-type-archive

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