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  • Yes, I had declared them within my function.

    I think that Custom Content Type Manager somehow does not register the custom post type.

    I am finding that writing the custom post types manually is working out much better.

    Thanks for your reply!

    I am trying these solutions in functions.php, but the global variables seem to have no values in my custom post types.

    For instance, I have simple echo/print_r statements to tell me the values of $post->post_type and $current_screen but they are both always empty. Even when I’m trying to create a plain old Post.

    Any ideas why that might be happening?

    I am using the Custom Content Type Manager plugin to create my custom post types, but I am open to other solutions, including creating my own plugin if necessary.

    Thanks!

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