Reorder Posts
| 开发者 |
ryanhellyer
ronalfy scottbasgaard |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2024年4月22日 13:00 |
| WordPress版本: | 6.5 |
| 版权: | GPLv3 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
A simple and easy way to reorder your custom post-type posts in WordPress. Adds drag and drop functionality for post ordering in the WordPress admin panel. Works with custom post-types and regular posts.
We consider Reorder Posts a developer tool. If you do not know what
menu_order or custom queries are, then this plugin is likely not for you.
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDa6Q6mDPbo]
Features
- Adds "Reorder" sub-menu to all post types by default
- Hierarchical post type support (i.e., supports nested posts)
- Allows you to re-nest hierarchical posts
- Auto-saves order without having to click an update button
- Dedicated settings panel for determining which post types can be reordered
- Advanced settings panel for overriding the menu order of custom post type queries
- German
安装:
Either install the plugin via the WordPress admin panel, or ...
- Upload
metronet-reorder-poststo the/wp-content/plugins/directory. - 通过 WordPress 的“插件”菜单以激活本插件。
Settings->Reorder Posts, but these should only be used for testing purposes.
You'll want to make use of WP_Query, get_posts, or pre_get_posts to modify query behavior on the front-end of your site.
Examples of each are on the respective pages above. You are welcome to leave a support request if you need help with a query and we'll do our best to get back with you.屏幕截图:
常见问题:
Where's the settings page?
The settings are located under Settings->Reorder Posts. Settings are optional, of course, as the plugin will work with no configuration. We consider the settings useful for only advanced users (i.e., users with coding experience).
Where is the "save" button when re-ordering?
There isn't one. The changes are saved automatically.
Do I need to add custom code to get this to work?
Yes, and no. There are many ways to retrieve posts using the WordPress API, and if the code has a menu_order sort property, the changes should be reflected immediately.
Often, however, there is no menu_order argument. In the plugin's settings, there is an "Advanced" section which will attempt to override the menu_order property. Please use this with caution.
Can I use this on a single post type?
You are able to override the post types used via a filter (see below) or navigate to the plugin's settings and enable which post types you would like to use. `<?php add_filter( 'metronet_reorder_post_types', 'slug_set_reorder' ); function slug_set_reorder( $post_types ) { $post_types = array( 'my_custom_post_type', 'my_other_post_type' ); return $post_types; } ?>`
Does the plugin work with hierarchical post types?
Yes, but be wary that the plugin now allows you to re-nest hierarchical items easily.
Does it work in older versions of WordPress?
This plugin requires WordPress 3.7 or above. We urge you, however, to always use the latest version of WordPress.
Does this sort posts within a category (i.e., a term)?
No, but there is an add-on for this plugin called Reorder by Term you should check out.
更新日志:
2.5.3
- Released 2022-05-27
- Cache busting for people who are receiving script errors around Nested Sortable.
- Released 2022-02-14
- Fixing sortable script with newer versions of jQuery sortable.
- Released 2020-11-18
- Fixing sortable script with newer versions of jQuery.
- Released 2019-02-16
- Added query to reorder posts for an example
- Option to turn off query output
- Released 2016-08-14
- Major CSS overhaul inspired by the Nested Pages plugin
- The sorting is now mobile friendly
- Released 2016-08-12
- Added screen options to set the number of posts displayed
- Released 2015-12-04
- Fixed loading animation that displays out of nowhere
- Released 2015-11-09
- Fixed pagination issue
- Released 2015-11-1
- Loading animation now shows inline
- Released 2015-10-02
- Fixing paging offset error in the backend.
- Updated 2015-08-20 for WordPress 4.3
- Released 2015-04-24
- Added cache-busting when re-ordering
- Added German translation
- Ensuring WordPress 4.2 compatibility
- Released 2015-01-28
- Removed developer notice from Reorder pages
- Released 2015-01-21
- Fixed pagination issue
- Improved Reorder save query performance significantly
- Released 2015-01-19
- Added add-on support
- Make sure reordering can only be done by those with edit_pages privileges
- Added pagination for performance reasons
- Optimized queries for performance reasons
- Added warning message for those with a lot of posts
- Released 2014-12-26
- Bug fix: Saving admin panel settings resulted in a variety of PHP offset error messages.
- Bug fix: Querying multiple post types resulted in PHP illegal offset error messages.
- Released 2014-12-23
- Altered contributor documentation.
- Adding filters for determining where the Reorder sub-menu will show up.
- Sub-menu headings now reflect the post type that is being re-ordered.
- Fixed bug in display when there are no post types to re-order.
- Changed class names to be more unique.
- Released 2014-12-12
- Added settings panel for enabling/disabling the Reorder plugin for post types.
- Added advanced settings for overriding the menu order of post types.
- Added internationalization capabilities.
- Slightly adjusted the styles of the Reordering interface.
- Updated 2014-12-11 - Ensuring WordPress 4.1 compatibility
- Released 2013-07-19
- Added new filter for editing the post-types supported
- Thanks to mathielo for the suggestion and code contribution.
- Released 2012-08-09
- Added expand/collapse section for nested post types
- Added better page detection for scripts and styles
- Released 2012-07-11
- Added support for hierarchical post types
- Released 2012-05-09
- Updated screenshot
- Corrected function prefix
- Additional: changed readme.txt (didn't bump version number)
- Released 2012-05-09
- Added ability to post type of posts to be reordered
- Fixed bug in initial order
- Added ability to change menu name via class argument
- Removed support for non-hierarchical post-types
- Initial plugin release