Cómo crear una página de archivo de tipos de contenido personalizado en WordPress

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1. Syed Balkhi says

   Abr 26, 2024 en 2:24 pm

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2. Fabio says

   Nov 16, 2023 en 1:14 pm

   Hi there
   I’ve created the Archive Page adding the archive-custom.php file to the file manager of my website as explained here.
   Only, I have no way to customize it but using the theme embedded Customize section.
   I thought instead I was going to be able to customize the CPTs Archive Page as all other pages, i.e. with a page builder (Elementor in my case).
   Where did I go wrong (in case I did)?

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   • WPBeginner Support says

     Nov 17, 2023 en 9:23 am

     It would depend on your specific theme for what customization options are available which is why we recommend SeedProd in our article to give a drag and drop customization option.

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3. Ifeoluwa Ajetomobi says

   Ago 2, 2023 en 10:53 pm

   Hi, love is step by step guide, but I would love to know how to create an archive template page for a book directory, instead of using any filter to navigate categories, I will love to learn how to create a custom archive page to display each categories.
   Eg. Like a business listing site, people can filter by location, business type but I will love to know how to create archive page for it instead of using filter

   Thank you

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   • WPBeginner Support says

     Ago 3, 2023 en 9:43 am

     To create a directory instead of am archive page, we would recommend following our guide below to create a directory:

     https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-create-a-web-directory-in-wordpress/

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4. Leo Brady says

   Mar 9, 2021 en 12:31 pm

   Hi there, thanks for your Custom Post blogs!

   I have successfully created a custom post type and associated Archive page.

   I now want to display the custom posts on the main Archive page as well, so that if for example someone click a Category link they see the regular and custom posts that have that particular Category.

   What is the best way to achieve this?

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   • WPBeginner Support says

     Mar 10, 2021 en 9:37 am

     You would want to take a look at our guide on adding custom post types to categories below:

     https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-add-categories-to-a-custom-post-type-in-wordpress/

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5. Carrie Lewis says

   Abr 6, 2019 en 10:49 pm

   I have a quick question. I am trying to build a FAQ page and I would like just the questions to show on the main archive page and not the content. So when they click on the questions it will take them to the content page itself.

   Also is there a way to not show the authors name in the posted content. I am not a programmer but am learning. Thanks.

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   • WPBeginner Support says

     Abr 8, 2019 en 12:54 pm

     For the FAQ you may want to take a look at our article here: https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-add-a-frequently-asked-questions-faqs-section-in-wordpress/

     For removing the author name you would want to take a look at our article here: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/how-to-remove-author-name-from-wordpress-posts/

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6. Sunny Singh says

   Oct 11, 2018 en 7:01 am

   What would be the URL to access the archive page?

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7. Monique says

   May 18, 2017 en 1:10 pm

   Everything works but how do you give your custom post type another design as your other posts? Can you use it with a single.php file that sends each post to its own single-[tag or category].php file? I tried this out and get the right single post URL in the location bar but the wrong content on the page.

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8. dragoescu alin says

   Sep 28, 2016 en 6:38 am

   Hello, I just creat a new file archive for a new type. The name of new typw it’s firma.
   The archide page it’s call archive-firma.php . All run good but i realy don’t know where i can insert new php code.

   I want to add new code because i use ACF codes.
   please any help ?

   The page code it’s:

   <?php
   the_archive_title( '’, ” );
   the_archive_description( ”, ” );
   ?>
   

   __( ‘Previous page’, ‘twentysixteen’ ),
   ‘next_text’ => __( ‘Next page’, ‘twentysixteen’ ),
   ‘before_page_number’ => ” . __( ‘Page’, ‘twentysixteen’ ) . ‘ ‘,
   ) );

   // If no content, include the “No posts found” template.
   else :
   get_template_part( ‘template-parts/content’, ‘none’ );

   endif;
   ?>

   
   

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9. Rima says

   May 16, 2016 en 11:23 am

   Hello
   It’s ammazing completely job .
   Congractulations .
   Can you please help me make my own archiving for the kids club .to save all things in safety way .
   Can you help me ??

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10. Essekia Paul says

    May 3, 2016 en 2:37 am

    I think, when working on really extensive websites with a lot of post types, taxonomies, terms, it is better to manage archives with something like the Elementary plugin.

    This also makes it easier to maintain / separate the content / design of archives.

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11. Hariharakumar says

    Feb 26, 2016 en 10:19 am

    My category archives for CPT are displaying in archive.php instead of archive-{CPT}.php what should i do now? please help

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    • Rafael Cavalcante says

      Abr 25, 2017 en 3:28 pm

      Replace {CPT} with the name of your custom post type.

      IE.:
      For “register_post_type(‘brand’)”, your template will be archive-brand.php

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12. Max says

    Dic 21, 2015 en 5:28 am

    WordPress files and their editing was just like a scare forest where i can’t find my desired code. PHP was just like a mountain that can’t be handled by me. but with this blog’s post give a confidence and a boost to start.
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    Thanks and Honors for Mr. Balkhi

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13. Jeremy says

    Ene 15, 2015 en 1:21 pm

    what if I already have a page at yoursite/deals which has content on it. What would the url to my category’s archive page be?

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    • Jouke Nienhuis says

      Jun 11, 2017 en 8:01 am

      You must not think in real internetlinks or URI as they are called. In WordPress you have an option to rewrite the url, so that it links directly to the post name or category archive. In the address bar, you normally see an address pointing to a file, or if you have it directed to a directory, like it looks in your example, it can take its index.html or index.php file in that directory. But in a WordPress site that address is cloaked and in reality it takes you to archive-deals.php. So no conflicts here. You have to change the thinking form normal linking to an address to a WordPress linking.

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14. linx says

    Sep 4, 2014 en 7:15 am

    Never mind, i solved my problem by adding this to my functions.php

    function template_chooser($template)
    {
    global $wp_query;
    $post_type = get_query_var(‘post_type’);
    if( $wp_query->is_search && $post_type == ‘member’ )
    {
    return locate_template(‘archive-member.php’);
    }
    return $template;
    }
    add_filter(‘template_include’, ‘template_chooser’);

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    • RHUT says

      May 7, 2015 en 7:56 am

      How to create drop down select box for custom post type category and subcategory.

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15. linx says

    Sep 4, 2014 en 6:41 am

    i’ve created an archive-member.php and a search form to filter the results. however everytime my search includes the ‘s’ query string, it displays the results in the archive.php. eg:
    ?post_type=member&s=custom_post_title (displays results in archive.php)
    ?post_type=member&custom_taxonomy=developer (displays results in archive-member.php)

    i want all results that uses ?post_type=member to display in the archive-member.php.

    please help

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16. Niniko Kacharava says

    Abr 24, 2014 en 3:04 am

    Thanks so much for another simple and comprehensive post! You saved me tons of work once again!

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17. Davy says

    Ene 10, 2014 en 3:18 am

    Thanks, this is really helping me out!

    But I don’t get it the way I want it to. If I look at the examples given at the end, it looks quite similar to what I want to establish.

    I want to show 3 posts per row, with each post the title and thumbnail. When clicking on them there will be a pop-up window. (Html is ready for it so I only need to know how to set this up)

    This archive page is pretty much the same as I displayed my post in each category, but I’m getting stuck here..

    So how do I get this in to the php correctly?

    The page I made before, didn’t showed the posts but an link to archive….

    Can you help me out and tell me how the example pages work?
    They are quite similar to what I want.

    Thanks already,

    Davy

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    • Damon says

      Ago 14, 2018 en 6:21 pm

      Hey bud Try Pods for this and create archive page, and re-write it with the template.

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18. raul says

    Nov 6, 2013 en 10:54 am

    Hi there,

    Very helpful article. I’ll be trying it soon.
    I have a related question:

    Would you be able to somehow display the list of custom post archive pages, including not just the title of the pages, as you have it:
    • opinion
    • showcase
    • themes

    …but displaying also a featured image for each archive page, the way you can with post lists?

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Nov 6, 2013 en 7:02 pm

      Yes sounds do able. One easier approach would be using featured images with the same name as custom post type then you can use something like:

      <?php
      
      $args = array(
         'public'   => true,
         '_builtin' => false
      );
      
      $output = 'names'; // names or objects, note names is the default
      $operator = 'and'; // 'and' or 'or'
      
      $post_types = get_post_types( $args, $output, $operator ); 
      
      foreach ( $post_types  as $post_type ) {
      
         echo '<img src="/path/to/images/' . $post_type . '.png" />';
      }
      
      ?>
      

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      Needs improvement but we hope you get the idea.

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19. Jamshed says

    May 14, 2013 en 6:46 am

    Thanks a lot for this.

    It’s really helpful for me to understand the flow of custom post type and how to handle it!
    

    thanks again……

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20. Lorenzo says

    Abr 3, 2013 en 4:33 am

    Hi,
    Thanks for this tutorials.

    Is possible to display, a Title and Description in a archive-post_type.php page?

    I have lot of archive page in my site and I want to set a good SEO for this page.

    I have create all Custom Post Type with a Custom post type UI plugin and with a Yoast plugin now I can set all SEO option in all custom post type but not in archive page.

    Have a suggest for me?
    Thank you
    Lorenzo

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    • Editorial Staff says

      Abr 3, 2013 en 2:19 pm

      Yes you should be able to add an h1 tag with title and description in the template.

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      • Lorenzo says

        Abr 4, 2013 en 5:49 am

        Thank you!

        I know this opportunity but I meant :

        with the and code? how I can insert?

        and

        I have a network of blog for administrate multilanguage site (this site are not build by me, I had take this work of administration this site) and archive-post_type.php call a type of Custom Post Type that have the same name for EN site and DE site.

        If add the code inside the archive-post_type.php, the Title and the Description are only in one language and I can’t insert SEO for DE site.

        I know that my site is complicated and built bad but I can’t change this setting and I search a solution for insert SEO title, meta description and meta keyword in all languages that is made my site.

        You think that is impossible for my settings?

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        • Lorenzo says

          Abr 4, 2013 en 6:23 am

          Sorry but the html code that I’ve written are deleted from site.

          in this paragraph : “with the and code? how I can insert?” I meant:

          – with the Title and <meta description code

        • Editorial Staff says

          Abr 10, 2013 en 10:51 am

          Use WPML plugin.

21. Ifty says

    Mar 30, 2013 en 2:31 am

    Not working in version 3.5.1 . I got 404 error.

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    • Editorial Staff says

      Abr 1, 2013 en 8:36 am

      Go to Settings » Permalinks. Then click save again. This should work then.

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      • Shahriar says

        Abr 22, 2013 en 10:00 am

        “Go to Settings » Permalinks. Then click save again. This should work then.”

        It’s not working though I tried the way as you said. But same problem like IFTY. 404 error. I am using 3.5

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      • Unknown Agent says

        Mar 10, 2014 en 10:36 pm

        >Go to Settings » Permalinks. Then click save again. This should work then.

        Was also getting a 404 error and this solved it.

        Would never of fixed this other otherwise as such a massively illogical solution

        Thank you!

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22. jim lott says

    Jul 25, 2012 en 7:58 am

    To make pagination work you need to call the paged variable into your posts calls.

    query_posts( ‘post_type=xxxxxxx&post_status=published&posts_per_page=10&paged=” . get_query_var(‘paged’) ′);

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    • Kyle says

      Ago 7, 2012 en 10:22 am

      Works like a charm – thanks dude

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23. phpadam says

    Nov 22, 2011 en 12:37 pm

    I can’t get this code to work. In fact, I spent hours with it. I’m not sure what global $query_string actually does, but the code will not work while that is in there. No posts display at all. It’s as though the query doesn’t return any results.

    If I replace this line: global $query_string; query_posts($query_string . “post_type=mentions&post_status=published&posts_per_page=10”);

    with this line query_posts( ‘post_type=mentions&post_status=published&posts_per_page=2’);

    I get results, but the pagination code does not work. The link changes from previous results to next results, but the result list does not change. The same posts are displayed on every page

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24. RyanMauroDesign says

    Ago 12, 2011 en 11:15 am

    @jmdocherty I’m looking for that answer as well. my ‘next’ and ‘previous’ links bring me to my 404 page.

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25. katarsis20032002 says

    Jul 22, 2011 en 2:26 pm

    the code above don’t work for me

    the solution i was found there was in the codex

    ”

    For example, to set the display order of the posts without affecting the rest of the query string, you could place the following before The Loop:

    global $query_string; query_posts( $query_string . ‘&order=ASC’ );

    When using query_posts() in this way, the quoted portion of the parameter must begin with an ampersand (&)…

    ”

    the & is missing

    this is the original link

    http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/query_posts

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26. jmdocherty says

    Jul 4, 2011 en 12:35 pm

    +1 for “does anyone know how to get the ‘next’ and ‘previous’ links working”. Thanks for the great post though

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27. ValDes says

    May 26, 2011 en 2:15 pm

    This really helped me out too. Any idea on how to get the prev and next links to work

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28. Mike says

    Abr 26, 2011 en 4:16 pm

    Thanks for the post, how ever — Your method was returning all products from all categories. I modified it to retrieve only the products in the current category.

    $thisCat = get_category(get_query_var(‘cat’),false);
    query_posts(“post_type=product&post_status=publish&posts_per_page=10&cat=”.$thisCat->cat_ID);

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29. sander says

    Dic 28, 2010 en 10:09 am

    Hi ,
    thanks for the tip!
    although i didnt get it working, until i deleted the “$query_string .” from the query_posts string.

    why is it in there?

    thanks again

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    • Ramsey Stoneburner says

      Ene 31, 2011 en 12:13 am

      @sander

      THANK YOU! for posting this! I was following the above tutorial and have been wracking my brain for several hours trying to get it to work. I decided to check the comments in case someone found anything and I got it working thanks to your comment!

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    • Stephan Deglow says

      Oct 13, 2012 en 8:57 am

      same for me
      @sander thank you

      @wp-beginner: please edit the article and take out that damn $query_string thingy

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      • Stephan Deglow says

        Oct 13, 2012 en 9:03 am

        @myself: check the wp codex before commenting.

        “When using query_posts() in this way, the quoted portion of the parameter must begin with an ampersand (&). ”

        and this is indeed the problem in the snippet provided above there is an ampersand missing:

        query_posts(“&post_type

        is the way to go..

        further reading: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/query_posts

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30. Ben Tremblay says

    Ago 31, 2010 en 9:00 pm

    This is a nice step.
    For what I need? Half step.

    I’d love to use this for, say, posts that are parents, and posts that are their children.
    Catch is that a parent’s child can also have children, so that child is both child and parent. And if I can give that one both, I still have to keep the relationship straight … they aren’t apples and oranges in a barrel.

    But thanks!

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31. Darren Nickerson says

    Ago 31, 2010 en 7:01 pm

    Interesting post, I will be trying this out in the near future. I have noticed the posts on this website really improving over the past couple of months, great job.

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32. ovidiu says

    Ago 31, 2010 en 2:00 pm

    and a slightly simpler plugin with less features: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simple-custom-post-type-archives/

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33. ovidiu says

    Ago 31, 2010 en 1:56 pm

    nice article but there is also a plugin out there caled: custom psot types archives: http://ratvars.com/custom-post-type-archives

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