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   tleifj
   
   
   9 years ago
   

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   Argument values for $args include:

   • public – Boolean. If true, only public post types will be returned.
   • publicly_queryable – Boolean
   • exclude_from_search – Boolean
   • show_ui – Boolean
   • capability_type
   • hierarchical
   • menu_position
   • menu_icon
   • permalink_epmask
   • rewrite
   • query_var
   • show_in_rest – Boolean. If true, will return post types whitelisted for the REST API
   • _builtin – Boolean. If true, will return WordPress default post types. Use false to return only custom post types.

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   Codex
   
   
   10 years ago
   

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   Output a list of only custom post types which are public
   By setting '_builtin' to false, we exclude the WordPress built-in public post types (post, page, attachment, revision, and nav_menu_item) and retrieve only registered custom public post types.

    true,
      '_builtin' => false
   );
    
   $output = 'names'; // 'names' or 'objects' (default: 'names')
   $operator = 'and'; // 'and' or 'or' (default: 'and')
    
   $post_types = get_post_types( $args, $output, $operator );
    
   if ( $post_types ) { // If there are any custom public post types.
    
       echo '<ul>';
    
       foreach ( $post_types  as $post_type ) {
           echo '<li>' . $post_type . '</li>';
       }
    
       echo '</ul>';
    
   }
   ?>

   • The _builtin option also ignores the following: custom_css, customize_changeset, oembed_cache, user_request, wp_block, wp_template.

     Code Muffin 4 years ago

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   Codex
   
   
   10 years ago
   

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   Retrieve a named post type as an object
   This example uses the 'object' output to retrieve the post type called ‘movies’ and display its name, singular name and menu icon (an URL):

    'movies',
   );
   
   $post_types = get_post_types( $args, 'objects' );
   
   foreach ( $post_types  as $post_type ) {
      echo '<p>Custom Post Type name: ' . $post_type->name . "<br />n";
      echo 'Single name: ' . $post_type->labels->singular_name . "<br />n";
      echo 'Menu icon URL: ' . $post_type->menu_icon . "</p>n";;
   }
   ?>

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   Md. Jwel Miah
   
   
   8 years ago
   

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   Get post types array with name => singular name

   function prefix_get_post_types() {
       $post_types = get_post_types([], 'objects');
       $posts = array();
       foreach ($post_types as $post_type) {
           $posts[$post_type->name] = $post_type->labels->singular_name;
       }
       return $posts;
   }

   You can use this function in a select dropdown option where user can select a post type form existing post types.

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   Mostafa Soufi
   
   
   8 years ago
   

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   Display the HTML dropdown list of Post Types.

    true,
   );
   $post_types = get_post_types( $args, 'objects' );
   ?>
   
   <select class="widefat" name="post_type">
       
           <option value="<?php echo esc_attr( $post_type_obj->name ); ?>">name ); ?></option>
       
   </select>

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   Codex
   
   
   10 years ago
   

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   Output a list of the names of all registered post types
   Uses 'names' as $output argument value.

   ';
   	
   foreach ( $post_types as $post_type ) {
   
      echo '<li>' . $post_type . '</li>';
   }
   
   echo '</ul>';
   ?>

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   Muhammad Ayoub
   
   
   5 years ago
   

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   Display the HTML dropdown list of Post Types, including custom post types

    true), 'names', 'and');
   ?>
   <select class="" name="post_type">
     
       <option value="<?php echo esc_attr($post_type); ?>"></option>
     
   </select>
   ?>

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   Codex
   
   
   10 years ago
   

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   Default Usage
   Retrieves the names (in an array) of all built-in and custom post types.

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   Shashikant Yadav
   
   
   6 years ago
   

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   Remove specific post type

   $post_types = get_post_types( array( 'public' => true, '_builtin' => true ), 'names', 'and' );
   // remove attachment from the list
   unset( $post_types['attachment'] );
   echo '<ul>';
   foreach ( $post_types  as $post_type ) {
       echo '<li>' . $post_type . '</li>';
   }
   echo '</ul>';

   • This only removes the attachment post type from the $post_types variable; it does not actually unregister (“remove”) the attachment post type.

     crstauf 6 years ago