If you can’t get the “talent” post type to register, set the name to artist and then using the Rewrite option for the CPT e.g. ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘talent’ ), That will give you the URL you desire
The WordPress iOS app tends to favour setting a default post format value depending on the content. What you are seeing is called a Post Format, you can read all about them here. It sounds to me like you’re using a default WordPress theme or a theme that uses post formats. The default TwentyEleven WordPress … Read more
If you look at the source of get_current_screen() it’s a really small function the merely gives you value of $current_screen global variable. There is matching set_current_screen() that fills that variable. What the variable actually contains is instance of WP_Screen class. There is plenty going on in that class, but in a nutshell it keeps track … Read more
As I noted on a comment and @toscho wrote in his answer, your code works if used after wp_loaded hook. The reason why it works for core post types if used on earlier hooks is WordPress register core post types 2 times: first time just after ‘mu_plugins_loaded’ hook and then again on ‘init’ hook (reference). … Read more
Good question! Let’s shed some light at this. First of all, it’s worth noting that these messages can be overridden via the post_updated_messages filter. Thus, they could be slightly different depending on which plugins you use. There are different functions responsible for appending &message=<number> to the URL (which determines the message being shown). You might … Read more
You could use add_feed() and create new feeds … for each post type combination a separate feed. That’s not what I would call flexible, so I recommend to create an endpoint. The following code creates an endpoint for the root of a WordPress installation. After refreshing the permalinks you get a regular feed at /multifeed/ … Read more