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  • Plugin Contributor fireproofsocks

    (@fireproofsocks)

    That is completely impossible: the way that custom post types are stored requires that the definitions be executed as PHP code: WP has no internal/unified way of storing those things, so you MUST run the plugin — it does so many things on a very deep level and it alters huge amounts of the WordPress behavior. Asking for the functionality “without the plugin” is like asking to fly while being served cocktails, but without the plane. You just can’t do that.

    Custom Post UI stores its data as taxonomies, so the way it works is completely different on a fundamental level — it prevents you from having custom values longer than 255 characters, for example.

    Please post feature requests in the issue tracker: http://code.google.com/p/wordpress-custom-content-type-manager/

    Thread Starter Tanmoy

    (@sktanmoy)

    I probably missed some points.

    We can easily inset the codes into functions.php of theme.
    Custom Post Type UI provides us codes to just paste into Theme’s function file.

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