开发者 |
fjarrett
joshuadnelson |
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更新时间 | 2024年6月16日 02:10 |
PHP版本: | 8.1 及以上 |
WordPress版本: | 6.5.4 |
版权: | GPL-2.0 |
版权网址: | 版权信息 |
Actually, no, they are not the same thing. The Draft status is a "pre-published" status that is reserved for content that is still being worked on. You can still make changes to content marked as Draft, and you can preview your changes. The Private status is a special kind of published status. It means the content is published, but only certain logged-in users can view it. The Archived post status, on the other hand, is meant to be a "post-published" status. Once a post has been set to Archived it can no longer be edited or viewed. Of course, you can always change the status back to Draft or Publish if you want to be able to edit its content again.
Yes, there is nothing wong with trashing old content. And the behavior of the Archived status is very similar to that of trashing. However, WordPress permanently deletes trashed posts after 30 days (see here). This is what makes the Archived post status handy. You can unpublish content without having to delete it forever.
This plugin does not have a settings page. However, there are numerous hooks available in the plugin so you can customize default behaviors. Many of those hooks are listed below in this FAQ.
Archived content is by default viewable for users with the any user with the read_private_posts
capability.
This means if you are viewing your site while being logged in as an Editor or Administrator, you will see the archived content. However, lower user roles and non-logged-in users will not see the archived content.
You can change the default read capability by adding this hook to your theme's functions.php
file or as an MU plugin:
function my_aps_default_read_capability( $capability ) {
$capability = 'read';
return $capability;
}
add_filter( 'aps_default_read_capability', 'my_aps_default_read_capability' );
Add these hooks to your theme's functions.php
file or as an MU plugin:
add_filter( 'aps_status_arg_public', '__return_true' );
add_filter( 'aps_status_arg_private', '__return_false' );
add_filter( 'aps_status_arg_exclude_from_search', '__return_false' );
You can change the post status name, the "Archived" string, by adding the code snippet to your theme's functions.php
file or as an MU plugin:
add_filter( 'aps_archived_label_string', function( $label ) {
$label = 'Custom Label'; // replace with your custom label
return $label;
});
This will change the name used in the admin and on the post title label (see below).
This plugin automatically adds Archived:
to the title of archived content. (Note that archived content is only viewable to logged in users with the read_private_posts
capability).
You can modify the label text, the separator, whether it appears before or after the title, or disable it entirely.
Follow the examples below, adding the code snippet to your theme's functions.php
file or as an MU plugin.
Remove the label
add_filter( 'aps_title_label', '__return_false' );
Place the label after the title
add_filter( 'aps_title_label_before', '__return_false' );
Change the separator
The separator is the string between the "Archived" label and the post title, including spaces. When the label appears before the title, the separator is a colon and space :
, if the label is placed after the title it is a dash with spaces on each side -
.
You can customize the separator with the following filter:
add_filter( 'aps_title_separator', function( $sep ) {
$sep = ' ~ '; // replace with your separator
return $sep;
});
Add these hooks to your theme's functions.php
file or as an MU plugin:
add_filter( 'aps_status_arg_public', '__return_false' );
add_filter( 'aps_status_arg_private', '__return_false' );
add_filter( 'aps_status_arg_show_in_admin_all_list', '__return_false' );
Please note that there is a bug in core that requires public and private to be set to false in order for the aps_status_arg_show_in_admin_all_list
to also be false.
Add this hook to your theme's functions.php
file or as an MU plugin:
function my_aps_excluded_post_types( $post_types ) {
$post_types[] = 'my_custom_post_type';
return $post_types;
}
add_filter( 'aps_excluded_post_types', 'my_aps_excluded_post_types' );
Don't worry, your content is not gone it's just inaccessible. Unfortunately, using a custom post status like archive
is only going to work while the plugin is active.
If you have archived content and deactivate or delete this plugin, that content will disappear from view. Your content is in the database - WordPress just no longer recognizes the post_status
because this plugin is not there to set this post status up.
If you no longer need the plugin but want to retain your archived content:
Please reach out on the Github Issues or in the WordPress support forums.
Please reach out on the Github Issues or in the WordPress support forums.
filter_input
, using native WP functions for escaping & getting query var. Fixes another issue, where archived posts couldn't be trashed (Closes #35)aps_archived_label_string
filter to modify the "Archived" string used for the label.aps_title_separator
and aps_title_label
to filter the post title prefix and separator, defaults to 'Archived' with a :
separator. Disable the title label entirely by using add_filter( 'aps_title_prefix', '__return_false' );
in your functions.php
file or custom plugin file. Closes #21aps_title_label_before
filter, defaults to true
- pass false
to have the label appear after the title instead of before it. This change along with the label string filter above closes #31cs_CZ
.$post
is null (#6).nl_NL
.the_title
filter.de_DE
, es_ES
, fr_FR
, pt_PT
and ru_RU
.read_private_posts
capability can now view Archived content.aps_excluded_post_types
filter now works as expected on Edit screens.