Remove the action ‘wp_save_post_revision’ from ‘pre_post_update’. It is set per default in wp-includes/default-filters.php with the default priority (10). Add your own function to this hook. You get the $post_ID as parameter, so detecting the post type is easy. In your callback copy the code from wp_save_post_revision() but use the constant WP_POST_REVISIONS for the post type … Read more
This is now working for me… for those of you having the same issue it turns out all the code was correct. The problem was WordPress is setup to show 10 posts per page by default which clashed with my query (limiting it to 2 posts) to fix the issue I changed the WordPress setting … Read more
The mentioned Post Types deal specifically with The Customizer. Custom CSS Post Type The custom_css post type is used to store all themes “Custom CSS” content found in The Customizer under Additional CSS. Each theme gets it’s own post ( whenever the Additional CSS is saved ) with the CSS stored as post_content. Then only … Read more
add_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘do_something_152677’ ); function do_something_152677 () { // Global object containing current admin page global $pagenow; // If current page is post.php and post isset than query for its post type // if the post type is ‘event’ do something if ( ‘post.php’ === $pagenow && isset($_GET[‘post’]) && ‘post’ === get_post_type( $_GET[‘post’] ) ) … Read more
Is this function really for modifying post types Yes. and if so, can you simply redeclare a couple arguments and leave the rest alone? No. If you want to modify arguments to a post type, you need to use get_post_type_object to get the post type object, modify what you want in it, then re-register it … Read more
I had registered a custom post type and made ‘rewrite’ to change the slug but the slug was the same as one of my pages(but I didn’t need the main slug its slef, just wanted before the post name). I got the answer: just set ‘has_archive’ to ‘false’ and the archive is canceled.