Permalink Settings in WordPress

What permalink setting do I need to select in WordPress so that I can manually adjust my links when writing posts?
In WordPress, you would need to select the “Custom Structure” option in the permalink settings in order to manually adjust the links when writing posts. This will allow you to specify a custom permalink structure for your post URLs. Be sure to save changes after selecting this option.

It requires a tag, which one do I pick?
When using the “Custom Structure” option in the permalink settings, you can specify a custom structure for your post URLs using tags. Some commonly used tags in WordPress are:

%postname% – Displays the post name in the URL. This is the most common and recommended tag to use.
%post_id% – Displays the post ID in the URL.
%category% – Displays the category name in the URL.
%author% – Displays the author name in the URL.
%year% – Displays the year of the post in the URL.
%monthnum% – Displays the month of the post in the URL.
%day% – Displays the day of the post in the URL.

You can combine different tags to create your custom permalink structure. For example, you could use the %postname% tag to display the post name in the URL, and the %year% and %monthnum% tags to also include the date of the post in the URL.

Keep in mind that changing the permalink structure can cause broken links, so be sure to test your links and redirects before and after making changes.