Description
Custom Post Type Selector allows you to select which post types should be included in the main loop of your blog, including custom post types.
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Special thanks to Christopher Davis for his help getting the core functionality working on #wordpress.
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From this panel you can select which post types should be enabled. 
You will find the Post Typespanel under theSettingsmenu in the Admin area of your site or network.
Installation
Depending on whether you are using a standard installation of WordPress or a Multi-site installation you will need to look in the Site Admin or Network Admin areas respectively.
- Download and activate Custom Post Type Selector from within your WordPress Admin, under the Plugins menu.
- You will find the
Post Typespanel under theSettingsmenu in the WordPress Admin.
FAQ
- How do I get to the Custom Post Type Selector settings after I activate?
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- There are two easy ways, first is to click
Post Typesunder the now activated plugin in the Plugins list. - Go to the
Settingsmenu and clickPost Types.
- There are two easy ways, first is to click
- How do I use Custom Post Type Selector?
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Simply activate Custom Post Type Selector, go to the settings page and check or uncheck the post types you wish to show or hide from the main loop (front page).
- How can I get more help?
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I am a pretty busy person but I will do my best to answer questions, so long as they aren’t plain obvious, just email me via my website.
- Why does this plugin require WordPress 3.3?
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This plugin uses a function called is_main_query() which was not introduced until WordPress 3.3 so there is no way to implement this functionality like this in earlier versions.
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Contributors & Developers
“Custom Post Type Selector” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
1.2
- Fixes bug where the code effects the admin area as well as the front end, another big thanks to Christopher Davis!
1.1
- Switches to using Settings API, again thanks to Christopher Davis!
1.0
- Initial release