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Hi Jeremy,

I visited the links you posted and unless I’m missing it I don’t see a parameter that allows me to specify a custom post type. I see a way to request stats for a specific post, but not all posts in a custom post type.

Thanks George!

Thanks for the fast reply. I wouldn’t think that hiding or removing the fields with JavaScript or CSS would cause any issues since that’s essentially the same as leaving them blank, however it would be nice to have an option within the plugin (since the plugins add them to the profile page) to disable/hide/remove etc. them.

I’m able to handle this from my side, but I’m thinking of less savvy WordPress admins that don’t know (or like to) edit code and won’t make the changes you mentioned.

I also recall that you were going to make an option to reduce or remove the HTML comments that are inserted around the meta tags (e.g. <!-- BEGIN Metadata added by the Add-Meta-Tags WordPress plugin -->). Did that option ever make it into the plugin and if so, where can I find it?

Just tested the latest version on github and it seems to work rather well. I’m going to have to look into this deeper as it seems to be a great addition and will be very helpful. I like the fact that Automattic is involved with it and hopefully they’ll continue to be.

The only downside I can see is that there’s still no concept of creating groups of users, so everything has to be managed user-by-user. Just as an example, if you had 10 pages and needed to give each page 20 co-authors (a rare case no doubt), then you have to touch all 10 pages and add 20 authors to each page. However if you could create a group, you’d only need to visit the 10 pages and add a single group.

I haven’t tested that plugin but from the description it looks like it just allows you to add the names of multiple users to a post, but it doesn’t seem to mention about restricting access to editing the posts to those users. Have you tried it?