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  • Author:
    Bad Fun Productions
Version: 1.3.0
Requires: WP 3.0.1
Last Updated:2310 days ago
Downloads:14371
Installations: 900+
Usage Retention:6.26%
Tags:
    auto menu, custom post type, menus
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Custom Post Type Auto Menu

Released on September 7, 2013.
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Version: 1.3.0

Automatically create menu items for your custom post types in your chosen menu and parent menu item.

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Custom Post Type Auto Menu allows the user to choose a custom post type, a menu, and a menu parent item to which new custom post type posts will be added automatically. This simplifies the menu process for users who may not be comfortable adding items to menus, or for sites that have a large number of custom post type additions, such as products.

The plugin supports multiple custom post types.

How many custom post types can I use?

The plugin now supports multiple custom post types. Use as many as you like.

Can I create sub-sub menu items?

Currently the plugin works for top-level menu items only.

What about categories and pages?

There are other available solutions for that, but if there is demand I could incorporate it in future releases.

Can I add existing custom post type posts to the menu?

Some users have many existing cpt's and want to change them to a new menu. This can be done by selecting all your custom post types and setting them to 'draft' status, then back to 'publish'. The plugin will detect them as new, and they will be added.

Why do post types have to be public?

Custom post types must be set to public for the plugin to see them. This is because one of the assumptions of not setting a post type to public is that 'show_in_nav_menus' will be false. Obviously this is not the desired outcome of a plugin that automatically adds items to a menu.

1.3.1

  • tested up to WP 5.7

1.3.0

  • tested up to WP 5.4
  • refactored the codebase and reorganized the directories
  • fixed get_terms to new requirement according to the Codex

1.2.2

  • tested with WP 5.0

1.2.1

  • tested with WP 4.9 on multisite

1.2.0

  • test for public post types and give warning if not set. Removed deprecated screen icon function.

1.1.9

  • very minor version changes and a new deploy test

1.1.8

  • A few small bug tweaks

1.1.7

  • SVN did not upload the new classes directory. Going to re-do the whole commit

1.1.6

  • some kind of SVN error. Attempted fix.

1.1.5

  • Fixed bulk trash error
  • Fixed publish to draft error
  • Broke up main function into new class

1.1.4

  • Fixed current screen error that gave a php warning
  • Fixed editing error where titles with an ampersand would create multiple menu items

1.1.3

  • Fixed bug that sometimes prevented page redirects and caused 'headers already sent' error
  • Improved error message for empty custom post type list
  • Fixed intermittent ajax bug
  • Added proper sanitization to callbacks

1.1.2

  • Fixed translation strings to WordPress I18n standards
  • Formatted code to WordPress standards
  • Added a few missing empty variable checks
  • Added missing exits after redirect functions

1.1.1

  • Added German translation. Thanks Dad!
  • Updated Spanish translation. Thanks Andrew!

1.1.0

  • Now able to select multiple custom post types
  • Moved CPT Auto Menu to its own menu page
  • Added Spanish, French and Italian translations

1.0.1

  • Fixed bug where saving draft created menu item

1.0.0

  • First upload of working plugin.


  1. Upload the plugin to your site and activate.
  2. CPT Auto Menus page is now in main admin menu under Settings.
  3. Use checkbox to select which Custom Post Types you want an automated menu for, then Save Changes.
  4. You will be redirected to Menu Settings tab. Select which menu and which parent menu item where you wish the CPT to display.


Custom Post Type Settings page. Choose at least one.
Screenshot 1


Menu Settings page. Choose which menu and which menu item the automated cpt post should appear in.
Screenshot 2



 

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