Jak dodać własne typy treści do głównego kanału RSS WordPressa?

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1. Ralph

   Oh my! I didn’t even know custop posts don’t go into rss feed… Thank you for this guide. I will fix this immediately

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   • WPBeginner Support

     Glad we could bring that to your attention

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2. Aidan

   Hi,

   This doesn’t appear to work with custom post types that are not using a custom taxonomy. We are using a CPT with the 'category’ taxonomy. Is this why it isn’t working?

   e.g. mysite.com/feed?post_type=news&category=economy

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   • WPBeginner Support

     It should still work for those custom post types, you may want to ensure you’re adding the correct name for your custom post type

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3. Amar

   It worked for me. Thanks!

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   • WPBeginner Support

     Glad our article was helpful

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4. Arijit Biswas

   Worked for me! Thank you.

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5. Renier Delport

   Helpful as always!

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6. ReZa

   Hi
   thank you for your Teaching.

   i use edd in my site, when i want to see edd feed, download category and download tag are not shown in a rss feed.

   at all: in a custom post type, how can i add post type category , post type tag to a feed?

   default WordPress feed for default post type, category and tag show nicely.

   i’m waiting for your answare.

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7. Samuel

   Feeds are automatically added in the section dedicated for the custom post type example.com/feed/?post_type=books . You can just add an RSS icon linking to the earlier link.

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8. Gary

   The code wasn’t working for me until I created at least one 'default post type’ post.

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9. Trieu To

   I want to exclude post from post type in feed. How to?

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10. Ruben

    I wanted to include ALL Custom Post Types so I used this first snippet.
    This included submissions to my Jetpack contact form!
    Unfortunately that took me a while to notice!

    Using the 2nd snippet to define each post type in the array fixed the issue.

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11. whoaloic

    Hello,
    I meet an issue with a CPT.
    I add a CPT 'cpt1′ to my feed amont others CPT, but cpt1 does not show in the feed.
    When I put cpt1 alone in the feed, it works.

    any help would be greatly appreciated.
    Regards.

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    • whoaloic

      I desactivate then reactivate WPML and it works.

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      • JMarqz

        I just want to ask you something, you could see your CPT in your-site.com/feed? I’m using CPT and WPML, but my CPT never shows in your-site.com/feed, just my normal posts.

        I follow this comment:

        And all the CPT I choose are showing in the Feed reader but never in your-site.com/feed. I desactivate and reactivate WPML still not showing in the URL. I appreciate a lot if you could tell me if your CPT are showing in the URL for the Feed (your-site.com/feed).

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12. Chuck Whelon

    What if you don;t know the names of the custom post types you want to include in your feed (in example 2) – i.e. I have a webcomic,, & I know the custom post-type for that is „webcomic_post”, but I also want to include posts to my portfolio & woo commerce store products. When I use the first version of the code, these items all show up in the feed, pus some other stuff I want to exclude. The problem is that I don;t know the names of the custom post types being used, and I don’t know how to find them out? I did try 'product’ and 'portfolio’ but those didn’t work. I am a bit of a noob at Wordpress, so apologies if this is a dumb question — Any help much appreciated!

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    • Nathan

      When you’re in WordPress, hover over the „Portfolio” link, for example, in the left navigation. This should point you at a URL where you can see all of your Portfolio items. Go to that page and look in the address bar, you’ll see the name of the post type listed there.

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13. Ziacinzia

    Hello, could you please advise where exactly should the code go? Thank you

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    • Hasan Shahzad

      The code needs to be placed at the end of functions.php theme file.

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14. Alex Leonard

    Thanks for this – set me in the right direction for a couple of things

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15. Kasey

    Hi, thanks for this! where in the page does this code need to be added? At the top? Bottom? Thanks so much!

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16. Moaz

    worked like a charm ! thnx

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17. Neil Curtis

    Cheers, a quick and easy tip that worked straight away for me. I’ve basically got no 'posts’ but two custom post types so I had nothing showing in my feed before I edited the functions.php.

    cheers again, Neil

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18. Mike

    THANK YOU!!!

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19. Sussie T

    So nice! Thank you! That was just what I needed. And so simple.

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20. Pranjal

    Excellent tip, works like charm!

    Want to merge WooCommerce feed to main blog’s feed, thanks again!

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21. Colin

    Boom. This just worked perfectly for me, thankyou thankyou thankyou

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22. Juergen

    Thanks
    just what I needed

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23. Luke Rumley

    I realize this post is older, but it came in handy today, so thanks! One tip for those that use Jetpack and don’t want to embarrass their visitors, use the second method, not the first! The first method publishes the „feedbacks” CPT to the RSS feed, which are all of the contact form submissions from your site. Oops!

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24. Ami

    +1 here, worked great, thank you!

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25. MoiMM

    My last changes in my function.php file :

    <code>

    /*———————————————————————————–*//* Add Post format in RSS/*———————————————————————————–*/ function myfeed_request($qv) { if (isset($qv[’feed’])) $qv[’post_type’] = get_post_types(array( 'public’ => true ) ); return $qv;}add_filter(’request’, 'myfeed_request’);

    </code>

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26. navjotjsingh

    You should use get_post_types( array( 'public’ => true ) ) instead of get_post_types() because you may not want the post types which are set not to be a publicly querable to be included in the feed.

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    • Luke Rumley

      Ah, that’s a great catch! See my mistake here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-jetpack-by-wordpresscom-feedback-custom-post-type-is-created-after-activating-jetpack?replies=3#post-3799791

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27. closemarketing

    Nice hack!

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28. Zeeshan Hamid

    Thanks!
    I’ve tried every permutation of this over last few weeks and nothing works. I use feedburner, could that be the problem?

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    • Yotsugi

      Check this:
      http://wordpress.org/support/topic/update-not-show-a-feed-after-publish-a-custom-post-type?replies=3

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29. Anton

    this tutorial shows you a similar way to achieve this and where you dont have to specify each post type – http://www.ballyhooblog.com/add-custom-post-types-wordpress-main-feed/

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30. m

    Could you add 'page’ and so have pages in the feed as well?

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    • Editorial Staff

      YES. Pages are it’s own custom post type – „page”. So add that along with your other custom post types.

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      • Adam W. Warner

        I’ve just found this function and implemented this code (the first one for adding all custom post types) and it works great for adding my custom posts type to my main feed.

        However, it has also added my pages to my feed. I thought this should only add posts, not pages?

        How do I exclude pages?

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      • ahmed sayed

        can you advice more or provided me code for pages

        thank you

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31. Chuck

    running that code in functions caused a white screen of death. Looking into why…

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