Slug Equals Title

Craft fills in the slug once, when an entry is new. Rename the entry later and the slug stays behind. Slug Equals Title keeps the two together: for the sections, category groups and product types you pick, every save sets the slug from the title. Each entry has a switch in its slug field to keep a slug of its own.

What you get

• A switch in the slug field. A native Craft lightswitch next to the slug input of entries, categories and Commerce products, on edit pages and in slideouts. While it is on, the slug input is locked and shows the slug the title will get, as you type.
• Defaults per type. Tick the sections, category groups and product types in the settings, or only some entry types of a section. Or set them per environment in config/slug-equals-title.php.
• Remembered per element. The switch is stored with the element, so resave/entries and other console saves do what the editor decided. Drafts take the choice of their entry.
• Craft’s rules. Slugs are made the way Craft makes them for new entries: the site’s language, limitAutoSlugsToAscii, and a unique URI when two titles collide.
• Stop words, optional. List words per language and they fall out of the slug: “A weekend in Hong Kong” → weekend-hong-kong. Off until you list them.
• Nothing else is touched. Elements switched off, revisions, Matrix blocks and elements without a title keep their slug.

Tested

Three test suites on every push, on PHP 8.2 and 8.3, MySQL and PostgreSQL: the console, the control panel over HTTP, the control panel in a real browser. 100 % code coverage.

Requirements

Craft CMS 5.0 or later. For Craft 4 use version 2.x, for Craft 3 version 1.x.

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