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Allowed sync data to reside within child themes
robrecord Oct 13, 2017
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Prevent errors if cptui code not present; improve instructions
robrecord Oct 13, 2017
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion cptuisync.php
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Expand Up @@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ function cptuisync_taxonomy_path() {
* @return string
*/
function cptuisync_directory() {
$defaultDir = get_template_directory() . '/cptui';
$defaultDir = get_stylesheet_directory() . '/cptui';
if(!is_dir($defaultDir)) {
mkdir($defaultDir, null, true);
}
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11 changes: 6 additions & 5 deletions readme.txt
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Expand Up @@ -16,13 +16,14 @@ Save Custom Post Type UI (CPT UI) content types to a file so they can be added t

When you update or save a custom post type or taxonomy in CPT UI, the export code will be automatically dumped into your theme in the `cptui` folder.

All you have to do is include those files (`cptui/post_types.php` and `cptui/taxonomies.php`) in your theme and all your post types and taxonomies will work in your different environments without having to install CPT UI on live or staging.
All you have to do is include those files (`cptui/post_types.php` and `cptui/taxonomies.php`) in your theme using the code below and all your post types and taxonomies will work in your different environments without having to install CPT UI on live or staging.

In functions.php, add:
`
// only load if cptui not intialised
if(!function_exists('cptui_init')) {
require 'cptui/post_types.php';
require 'cptui/taxonomies.php';
// only load if Custom Post Type UI plugin is not intialised
if( !function_exists( 'cptui_init' ) ) {
include 'cptui/post_types.php';
include 'cptui/taxonomies.php';
}
`

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