How to change “permalink” structure in “WordPress Thesis” theme?

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I have installed Thesis theme. The default permalink structure is
BLOGURL/%postid%/

When I change it to BLOGURL/%postname%/, I can’t access the pages.

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I have modified .htaccess file and the “nav_bar function” as well.

Can somebody help me out? I can’t figure out the redirection error.

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  1. first set it to default url & see whether eveything is right, then delete all text in .htaccess & add the new url format you need & save & get .htaccess updated & see your site

  2. You can do it using .htaccess but I would take a look at WP Rewrite Class , it may also be what you’re looking for for this kind of thing.

    http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Rewrite

    As the rewrite rules are a crucial part of your weblog functionality, WordPress allows plugins to hook into the generation
    process at several points. rewrite_rules(), specifically, contains
    nine filters and one hook for really precise control over the rewrite
    rules process. Here’s what you can filter in rewrite_rules(): To
    filter the rewrite rules generated for permalink URLs, use
    post_rewrite_rules. To filter the rewrite rules generated for dated
    archive URLs, use date_rewrite_rules. To filter the rewrite rules
    generated for category archive URLs, use category_rewrite_rules. To
    filter the rewrite rules generated for search URLs, use
    search_rewrite_rules. To filter the rewrite rules generated for the
    latest comment feed URLs, use comments_rewrite_rules. To filter the
    rewrite rules generated for author archive URLs, use
    author_rewrite_rules. To filter the rewrite rules generated for your
    Pages, use page_rewrite_rules. To filter the rewrite rules generated
    for the root of your weblog, use root_rewrite_rules. To filter the
    whole lot, use rewrite_rules_array. The action hook
    generate_rewrite_rules runs after all the rules have been created. If
    your function takes a parameter, it will be passed a reference to the
    entire $wp_rewrite object.

    Hope this helps..

    EDIT: Added this link in here as it may help you out as well with what you’re trying to accomplish. http://www.dev4press.com/2012/tutorials/wordpress/practical/how-wordpress-url-rewriting-works/