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Explore the Intuitive Custom Post Order plugin to effortlessly manage your posts with drag-and-drop functionality. Perfect for optimizing site structure!





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Main benefits
Drag and drop sorting
Supports multiple item types
Customizable order parameters
Overrides default order settings
GitHub published plugin
About this plugin
Categories: Content Management
Version: 3.1.5
Last updated: 21-12-2023
WordPress version: 3.5.0
Tested up to: 6.4.5
PHP version required: false
Languages: English (Australia), English (Canada) [+19]
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Overview
The WordPress plugin "Intuitive CPO" allows users to effortlessly reorder various types of content such as Posts, Pages, Custom Post Types, Custom Taxonomies, and Sites directly from the 'Intuitive CPO' menu within the WordPress settings. The plugin leverages a drag and drop interface utilizing sortable JavaScript for a seamless and intuitive experience. Users can also set specific parameters like 'orderby' and 'order' in their theme to customize the order of items. Additionally, the plugin provides the option to override these parameters if needed, ensuring flexibility and control. For those using 'get_posts()' to reset the default order, the plugin introduces a custom parameter 'orderby = default_date'. The plugin is available on GitHub, inviting developers to contribute and collaborate.
Intuitive Ordering
- Order items such as Posts, Pages, Custom Post Types, Custom Taxonomies, and Sites using a drag and drop interface.
- Provides a user-friendly way to manage the order of content.
Customizable Parameters
- Use parameters like 'orderby = menu_order' and 'order = ASC' in your theme.
- Allows overriding of auto-converted parameters for more control.
Integration with get_posts()
- Re-overwrite to the default order using 'orderby = default_date' when using 'get_posts()'.
- Ensures compatibility with WordPress's default post retrieval functions.
Open Source
- The plugin is published on GitHub.
- Allows for community contributions and transparency.