Hello,
I just had a look and have to admit this got me scratching my head for a minute. Then I realized by looking at the source code that the page is not the blogpost page, but the “attachement” page (a single page dedicated to the picture itself).
The only reason I can think of to explain why a link to the blogpost would redirect to the attachement is that both have the same slug, and thus both have the exact same URL which obviously creates a conflict (and for some reason the attachement page wins over the blogpost).
Here’s how to fix it quickly:
– Go to Media > Library and select the picture associated with the “problem post”. This will popup a window with some details about the picture.
– Click “edit more details” at the bottom right and you will be taken to the attachement edit page.
– Just below the title field, you will see the permalink. Click “edit” so you can edit the last part of the permalink, which should be “fabulous-women-over-40-rita-maggart” (the same as the permalink for the associated blogpost)
– Change it to something else, or added something at the end like “-picture” or anything; you just want it to be different from the actual blogpost’s URL to avoid this conflict.
– Make sure to click “Update” on the right and you should be done.
– One last step to make sure WordPress acknowledge the change updates the permalink structure is to go to Settings > Permalinks, and just click “save changes” – even though you don’t actually change anything, clicking this buttons forces WordPress to review the whole structure and help fixing some issues.
I hope this helps; if it doesn’t and you are still stuck I can offer to have a look for you in the backend to see what went wrong and find a way to fix it.
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