CSiPet

@extremecarver

I used the default wp editor in the past, now I’m using tinymce but tested with both and I can reproduce it without any editor on brand new posts.

So, no, I don’t think it’s related, and @gunu was able to reproduce the bug, so it’s definetly not a unique error.

@john, it works like a charm. I did not test the entire build, but that part definetly works as intended.

Thanks!

Thanks for your response!

I have a custom post type which only has title, and a featured image, which displays on the frontend as a slider (to the question why I didn’t use a proper slider plugin, is because this wasn’t the intended use, just the page owner always comes up “interesting” ideas, and now I can’t change the structure, because its already in use, and uploaded with data).

Then I was asked to modify the “slider”; the owner wanted different slides in different languages. But I didn’t find a solution which makes the featured image change with the language switcher (as the rest of the input fields do), so I modified the register_post_type to add a post type for every active language. This works great, just the language switcher is a bit wierd on the top of the editors, so I thought, it would be cleaner to disable the plugin for these custom post types.
I could write a javascript which gets rid of the language switcher in the admin, but I don’t really like the “hacky” solution.

It’s kind of a messed up situation, but I think, the original question (disabling translate feature for a custom post type) is a useful feature (but I totally understand if there isn’t a solution for it yet).

Thanks!