Custom Post Types

  • I am using below code to create Custom Post Types.

    
$supports = array(
                    'title', // post title
                    'editor', // post content
                    'author', // post author
                    'thumbnail', // featured images
                    'excerpt', // post excerpt
                    'custom-fields', // custom fields
                    'comments', // post comments
                    'revisions', // post revisions
                    'post-formats', // post formats
                );

                $labels = array(
                    'name' => _x('news', 'plural'),
                    'singular_name' => _x('news', 'singular'),
                    'menu_name' => _x('news', 'admin menu'),
                    'name_admin_bar' => _x('news', 'admin bar'),
                    'add_new' => _x('Add New', 'add new'),
                    'add_new_item' => __('Add New news'),
                    'new_item' => __('New news'),
                    'edit_item' => __('Edit news'),
                    'view_item' => __('View news'),
                    'all_items' => __('All news'),
                    'search_items' => __('Search news'),
                    'not_found' => __('No news found.'),
                );

                $args = array(
                    'supports' => $supports,
                    'labels' => $labels,
                    'public' => true,
                    'query_var' => true,
                    'rewrite' => array('slug' => 'news'),
                    'has_archive' => true,
                    'hierarchical' => false,
                );
                register_post_type('news', $args);

    I am getting below Form at time of Custom Post entry.

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    How can I add another Text field after Title named Name ?

    • This topic was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by mabufoysal.
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  • Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    You can use the ‘edit_form_after_title’ action to output any HTML you desire. The current WP_Post object is passed to your callback. You can use its ID property to fetch the field’s current value, if it exists.

    You can output a form’s input element, but WP will not do anything with the added data when the post is saved. You’ll need to manage that aspect as well. There are a number of possible action hooks you could use for this, “save_post” is commonly used, but there may be better ones. For example, "save_post_{$post->post_type}" would probably be better. You can save the field value anywhere that makes sense, but the postmeta table is usually the best choice.

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