1. Go to this page and download the library: Download whodunit/post-type-handler library. Choose the download type require.
2. Extract the ZIP file and open the index.php.
3. Add this code to the index.php.
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');
/* Start to develop here. Best regards https://php-download.com/ */
whodunit / post-type-handler example snippets
// don't forget to import your autoloader
e_handler = new PostType( 'Book' );
$post_type_handler->register();
$post_type_handler->set_icon( 'dashicons-book' );
// Just the dashicon name also works
$post_type_handler->set_icon( 'book' );
$post_type_handler = new PostType( 'Book' );
// add multiple taxonomies
$post_type_handler->set_taxonomies( [ 'custom-taxonomy', 'post_tag' ] );
// or add a single taxonomy
$post_type_handler->set_taxonomies( 'custom-taxonomy' );
$post_type_handler->register();
use PostTypeHandler\Taxonomy;
// Register the Taxonomy
$taxonomy_handler = new Taxonomy( 'custom-taxonomy' );
$taxonomy_handler->register();
// Add it to the PostType in PostType declaration
$post_type_handler = new PostType( 'Book' );
$post_type_handler->set_taxonomies( 'custom-taxonomy' );
$post_type_handler->register();
$taxonomy_handler = new Taxonomy( 'custom-taxonomy' );
// This is a post type slug and must be lower case!
// Also works with an array and/or variable: [ 'book', $post_type_handler ]
$taxonomy_handler->set_post_types( 'book' );
$taxonomy_handler->register();
$taxonomy_handler = new Taxonomy( 'custom-taxonomy' );
$taxonomy_handler->register();
$post_type_handler = new PostType( 'Book' );
// Also works with an array : [ 'post_tag', $taxonomy_handler ]
$post_type_handler->set_taxonomies( $taxonomy_handler );
$post_type_handler->register();
$posts = new PostType( 'Post' );
$posts->set_taxonomies( 'custom-taxonomy' );
$posts->register();
$posts = new PostType( 'Post' );
$posts->remove_taxonomy( 'post_tag' );
$posts->register();
// Call the columns function to get access to the column manager and add a new column
$post_type_handler->columns()->add( [
'custom-slug' => __( 'Custom label', 'context' ),
'year' => __( 'Year', 'context' ),
] );
// You can also pass only one slug and label
$post_type_handler->columns()->add( 'custom-slug', 'Custom label' );
// Call the columns function to get access to the column manager and hide a built-in column or a custom one
$post_type_handler->columns()->hide( [
'custom-slug',
'date'
] );
// You can also hide only one column
$post_type_handler->columns()->hide( 'year' );
// Call the columns function to get access to the column manager and set all columns
$post_type_handler->columns()->set( [
'custom-slug' => __( 'Custom label', 'context' ),
'year' => __( 'Year', 'context' ),
] );
// Call the columns function to get access to the column manager and populate a column
$post_type_handler->columns()->populate( 'custom-slug', function( $column, $post_id ) {
echo get_the_title( $post_id );
} );
$post_type_handler->columns()->populate( 'year', function( $column, $post_id ) {
echo get_the_date( 'Y', $post_id );
} );
// Call the columns function to get access to the column manager and make a column sortable
$post_type_handler->columns()->sortable( [
'rating' => 'rating',
// You can add true to make the sort by numeric order
// or false to make it by alphabetical order which is the default
'year' => [ 'year', true ],
] );
$post_type_handler->columns()->order( [
// Reorder the native columns
'title' => 5,
// Use large numbers to be sure that the column will be at the end
'cb' => 15,
'custom-slug' => 1,
'rating' => 3,
'author' => 8,
] );