Closed MickeyKay closed 9 years ago
I would just filter the_content
and in the callback just bail immediately if it’s not is_single() && 'your-post-type' === get_post_type()
. For performance reasons, I would hook in to the_content
twice... once really early, to blank out the content. And then once really late to write the content you want. This is so that filters that work on "normal" hook levels don't have a lot of needless work to do (like, curling quotes, and stuff).
I'm working on a plugin that registers a custom post type and needs to filter
the_content
for single displays of the post type. Any suggestions on best practices for doing this? I'd like to include the output as a separate template filter, likesingle-custom_post_type.php
to be included, but I'm not sure if this is the best way. Is filtering onthe_content
the advised practice (filteringsingle_template
doesn't seem to be a good idea for plugin use since I have no way to reliably mimic the theme's template HTML structure)? Another method? What suggestions do you have for creating custom content/output for custom post types so that it works as best as possible across all themes? Thanks!