mrjive

You can assign the “category” taxonomy to post type that you want, but it’s still 1 taxonomy and thus shared between any that it is registered to, it’s not isolated per

That’s correct. That’s why the plugin I mentioned is handy: you can choose to make posts and/or pages appear under the category I assign to pages, thus having the division between posts and pages I needed.

As I said, that solved the problem I had just with CPT, that is: calling the category showed no posts / pages / other content.

However, what’s happening is when adding those categories to the menu and clicking on them, no results display. This is where i’m totally confused, how to connect the CPT to a categorical display.

(If I understand it correctly) the only way I found to make category listing work is to use the plugin “Map Categories to Pages” and setting it to let Posts show in category listing (my custom post type has Post capabilities, I guess I should use the Pages option otherwise).

I meant *the same features*

@wpyogi just giving a hint to someone that could have the same issue.
My comment was just to tell that I found the plugin that was causing the problem. I did not found any solution except switching to another plugin with (more or less) the same functionalfeatures.

I had the same issue. I found that the symple-shortcodes plugin was the responsible (at least it’s interaction with WP3.6).

Tried to upgrade it from 1.1 to 1.4 and it didn’t solve it.

When do you plan to release the update?
thank for you work!
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Same here, widget title links to the current page. Any hint how to solve it?

thanks, great plugin :)(