Archive Content with Archived Post Status

FAQ

Non è come usare le Bozze o gli articoli Privati?

In effetti no. Non sono la stessa cosa.

La Bozza è uno stato di “pre-pubblicazione” riservato ai contenuti ancora in elaborazione. Puoi continuare a modificare i contenuti nello stato Bozza e anche visualizzarne l’anteprima.

Lo stato Privato è un tipo particolare di pubblicazione. Significa che il contenuto è effettivamente pubblicato, ma solo alcuni utenti possono vederlo.

Lo stato Archiviato, invece, è uno stato di “post-pubblicazione”. Una volta impostato come archiviato un articolo non è più visualizzabile o modificabile.

Puoi ovviamente riportare l’articolo negli stati Pubblicato o Bozza per modificarlo nuovamente.

Non potrei semplicemente cestinare i contenuti che non mi interessano più?

Sì, non c’è nulla di male nel cestinare i vecchi contenuti. Tra l’altro lo stato Archiviato è molto simile al cestinare.

However, WordPress permanently deletes trashed posts after 30 days (see here).

È questo che rende comodo lo stato Archiviato. Puoi togliere dalla pubblicazione i contenuti senza rischiare di eliminarli per sempre

Dove trovo le opzioni per questo plugin?

This plugin does not have a settings page. However, there are numerous hooks available in the plugin so you can customize default behaviors. Many of those hooks are listed below in this FAQ.

Perché gli articoli archiviati compaiono nel front-end?

Archived content is by default viewable for users with the any user with the read_private_posts capability.

This means if you are viewing your site while being logged in as an Editor or Administrator, you will see the archived content. However, lower user roles and non-logged-in users will not see the archived content.

Per modificare i privilegi di lettura predefiniti puoi usare questo hook includendolo nel functions.php del tema in uso o come plugin MU:

function my_aps_default_read_capability( $capability ) {
    $capability = 'read';

    return $capability;
}
add_filter( 'aps_default_read_capability', 'my_aps_default_read_capability' );

Posso far comparire gli articoli archiviati nel front-end per tutti gli utenti?

Add these hooks to your theme’s functions.php file or as an MU plugin:

add_filter( 'aps_status_arg_public', '__return_true' );
add_filter( 'aps_status_arg_private', '__return_false' );
add_filter( 'aps_status_arg_exclude_from_search', '__return_false' );

Can I change the status name?

You can change the post status name, the “Archived” string, by adding the code snippet to your theme’s functions.php file or as an MU plugin:

add_filter( 'aps_archived_label_string', function( $label ) {
    $label = 'Custom Label'; // replace with your custom label
    return $label;
});

This will change the name used in the admin and on the post title label (see below).

How to modify or disable the “Archived” label added to the post title

This plugin automatically adds Archived: to the title of archived content. (Note that archived content is only viewable to logged in users with the read_private_posts capability).

You can modify the label text, the separator, whether it appears before or after the title, or disable it entirely.

Follow the examples below, adding the code snippet to your theme’s functions.php file or as an MU plugin.

Remove the label

add_filter( 'aps_title_label', '__return_false' );

Place the label after the title

add_filter( 'aps_title_label_before', '__return_false' );

Change the separator

The separator is the string between the “Archived” label and the post title, including spaces. When the label appears before the title, the separator is a colon and space :, if the label is placed after the title it is a dash with spaces on each side -.

You can customize the separator with the following filter:

add_filter( 'aps_title_separator', function( $sep ) {
    $sep = ' ~ '; // replace with your separator
    return $sep;
});

Posso escludere gli articoli archiviati dal totale di “Tutti” in WP Admin come accade per gli articoli nel cestino?

Add these hooks to your theme’s functions.php file or as an MU plugin:

add_filter( 'aps_status_arg_public', '__return_false' );
add_filter( 'aps_status_arg_private', '__return_false' );
add_filter( 'aps_status_arg_show_in_admin_all_list', '__return_false' );

Please note that there is a bug in core that requires public and private to be set to false in order for the aps_status_arg_show_in_admin_all_list to also be false.

Posso fare in modo che lo stato Archiviato non sia disponibile per certi tipi di articolo?

Add this hook to your theme’s functions.php file or as an MU plugin:

function my_aps_excluded_post_types( $post_types ) {
    $post_types[] = 'my_custom_post_type';

    return $post_types;
}
add_filter( 'aps_excluded_post_types', 'my_aps_excluded_post_types' );

My archived posts have disappeared when I deactivate the plugin!

Don’t worry, your content is not gone it’s just inaccessible. Unfortunately, using a custom post status like archive is only going to work while the plugin is active.

If you have archived content and deactivate or delete this plugin, that content will disappear from view. Your content is in the database – WordPress just no longer recognizes the post_status because this plugin is not there to set this post status up.

If you no longer need the plugin but want to retain your archived content:
1. Activate this plugin
2. Switch all the archived posts/pages/post types to a native post status, like ‘draft’ or ‘publish’
3. THEN deactivate/delete the plugin.

Help! I need support

Please reach out on the Github Issues or in the WordPress support forums.

I have a feature request

Please reach out on the Github Issues or in the WordPress support forums.