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Hello @anandaravind,
Could you please share your website link so we could take a closer look?

@anandaravind Sad to hear that the above code snippet didn’t helped you.

I re-did the test on our end like this:

1. Declared a CPT with the slug course using the “Custom Post Type UI” plugin
2. Added the above code in the functions.php file of my child theme
3. Result: Courses showed up in the customizer

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Now, it’s possible that the get_post_type('course') check could fail on your end , because our filter could be called slightly earlier than the moment when your plugin declares the CPT itself.

What you can try is whitelisting this CPT without the check at all, like this:

add_filter('blocksy:custom_post_types:supported_list', function ($cpts) {
    $cpts[] = 'course';
​
    return $cpts;
});

I believe with this code it should work properly in your case too.

Can you please give it a go and let us know how it performs for you?

Thanks and waiting for your reply.

Hello @anandaravind,
Thanks for providing this info.

The thing is that some CPT’s slugs are used by popular LMS plugins which we provide integration for.

That is why we are hiding that CPT from the customizer in order to show it only for those LMS plugins and not conflict with other custom made CPT’s.

But if you don’t use an LMS plugin there is a filter that could bring back the support for your CPT.

Simply add this code in your child theme’s functions.php file or add this code through a snippets plugin like this one.

add_filter('blocksy:custom_post_types:supported_list', function ($cpts) {
    if (get_post_type('course')) {
        $cpts[] = 'course';
    }
​
    return $cpts;
});

Let us know if this helps.

Hello @anandaravind,
What is the slug name of your third CPT?

Hello @chrystian123,
Well I’m not sure how well you tried this and why you talk so rude…

First of all you have to note and understand one simple thing that all themes use different CSS classes and if you found a piece of CSS on the internet that states it will work – this doesn’t mean it will work in all cases.

The easiest way would be to use the browser inspector and find out what CSS class is used in the out of stock badge element, like this – https://d.pr/v/dCst2a

After this you can easily apply this custom CSS and everything will work just fine:

.out-of-stock-badge {
	display: none !important;
}

Please see this video – https://d.pr/v/KGDOmT

Hope this helps and please, before making bad and wrong conclusions ask first in the support forum and we will assist you 😉