• I am using Wordbooker and I have a custom post type named Slides and I want to ignore the Wordbooker plugin for this post type. Is this possible?

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  • Plugin Author Steve

    (@steveatty)

    Its not possible in Version 1.

    Custom post support will be available in Version 2 but not in the base release.

    Steve — as a workaround, can you pass along the name of the Wordbooker admin metabox so I can at least enable the metabox within the custom post types admin page and then control them manually?

    In other words, I want to include the Wordbooker metabox in the ‘add new XXX’ admin page so I can disable manually… I don’t want to create settings just for the custom post types and override with traditional posts, since we probably do 10x more posts than custom post types…

    Got quite a surprise with this!

    Thank you!

    john.

    Plugin Author Steve

    (@steveatty)

    Sure the code that adds the box to post and page edit is:

    add_meta_box( ‘wordbook_sectionid’, __(‘WordBooker Options’),’wordbooker_inner_custom_box’, ‘post’, ‘advanced’ );
    add_meta_box( ‘wordbook_sectionid’, __(‘WordBooker Options’),’wordbooker_inner_custom_box’, ‘page’, ‘advanced’ );

    Thanks, Steve, perfect. Appreciate it!

    I got another surprise this morning — when creating an event in Events Calendar Pro these events are sent automatically as well, probably not a bad thing necessarily, but when creating a new venue that venue is sent as well (so if you do a status and wall update, you’re sending 3 updates total – new venue, status, wall).

    Just FYI… looks like I need to add Wordbooker there too. 😉

    john.

    Plugin Author Steve

    (@steveatty)

    It looks like you do. Not sure what I can do from the Wordbooker end of things

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