Open rachelrosenfelt opened 7 years ago
Yes, it requires writing a SQL query. We'll need to:
find in wp_posts
where post_type
= 'blogs'
and in wp_term_relationships
where term_id
= 43
or 44
update in wp_posts
to post_type
= 'post'
and wp_term_relationships
to term_id
= 3047
I added a utility function that can be used to change post types.
tni_switch_post_type( $old_post_type, $old_term = null, $old_taxonomy = null, $new_post_type, $new_term = null, $new_taxonomy = null )
Using WP-CLI, it can be executed from the command-line on the server.
wp eval 'tni_switch_post_type( "blogs", 1464, "blog-types", "post", 3049, "category" );'
I implemented on the staging server.
Hey Pea! Two of our bloggers are ending their operations. The Beheld authored by Autumn Whitefield-Madrano and Austerity Kitchen authored by Christine Baumgarthuber. I don't want to lose the posts or let their blogs sit dormant, so I wondered if we could re-classify those blog posts as features and them remove them from the blogs page? Let me know if that's doable.