Change the WordPress post updated messages

Sometimes it is necessary to modify or remove the default WordPress post updated messages that are displayed when making changes to a Post in WordPress.

One example is when you are creating a custom post type that does not have a permalink. When you save a draft, publish or update a published post, you are presented with messaging that includes a link to the post – which in that case will take the user to a 404 page. (more…)

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Custom post types with no permalinks

When I was at WordCamp Ottawa this year, I was asked a question about how to create custom post types without generating permalinks. This is actually something I do a lot of as I am creating internal content types that are not meant to be viewed individually at their own url.

The snippet below will register the post type and you’ll notice that there is no Permalink line below the title. (more…)

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