Rating: 5 stars
This plugin is really helpful.
If you have no skill to edit functions.php well and there are many custom post type, You sholud use this.Gguaranteed working.
Rating: 5 stars
A very nice plugin enabling without further ado a functionality that should have been native.
If you’re actively using the sticky post functionality for CPTs, it might be tricky to use some queries. For example, this will not work
$featured_post_args = array(
'post_type' => 'custom_post',
'posts_per_page' => 1,
'post__in' => get_option( 'sticky_posts' ),
'ignore_sticky_posts' => 1
);
and you need to use something like
array_filter(get_option( 'sticky_posts' ), function($id) {
return get_post_type($id) == 'custom_post' && get_post_status($id) == 'publish';
});
But this is a problem of WP itself and not of the plugin.
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Great plugin! Hasn’t been updated for over three years. But it works great, still!
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It’d be great if this plugin could be code reviewed for compatibility and security with 4.7.1. Plugin works, but aging “last update” is concerning.
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Installed, added Stick Post support… no messing about. Cheers!
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Like many others I really wish this functionality (support for Sticky Custom Posts) would be added to the core – it makes no sense that it isn’t.
That said, without core support for this basic function, THIS plugin is the best option available, and just does exactly that – it adds the “Stick this post to the front page” checkbox to your registered custom post types.
The folks who have given this a low rating appear to not understand how to actually USE sticky posts – WP does not do anything other than provide a mechanism to ‘flag’ a post as sticky, or not sticky. It’s then up to the THEME developer to write the necessary loops to DISPLAY sticky posts as the site owner wants them to appear. If your Theme doesn’t manage the sticky posts the way you want, and you don’t have the ability to add code to your functions (which can be as simple as copy & paste if you find the right code), then simply choose another Theme – don’t blame this plugin developer for a lack of Theme support.
This plugin deserves a 5-star rating because it does exactly what it claims to do, and it’s free. What more can you ask?
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Hi, I have removed this plugin in my web.
but why is not there a difference?
I mean, there is still the sticky post
Rating: 5 stars
Works just as it should!
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This is awesome, thanks!
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Easy peasy. Install, activate, make your Custom content type sticky.
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Rating: 5 stars
Thank you!
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Very useful and written very cleanly!
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Perfect for developers who want to make their custom post sticky.
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was really easy. After install to make it work I just had to go to my content vies plugin to make it comply with sticky post with a simple check mark. Thank you!
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Does what it says with no problems.
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Good plugin
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I had expected to go diving into my functions file to get sticky functionality to work on CPTs. This is by far an easier solution (and I don’t mind editing functions files).
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Works as advertised, thanks!
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No problems here. Thanks for making this useful plugin. (Of course, this should be added to the core!!!)
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Installed this. Saw the ability to mark a post as sticky, but according to the description I should not have had to touch anything and it would have respected the various queries in my themes, but it didn’t work, sticky posts still just showed up where they would have normally in the order of things.
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