Hi @Norm and team
I would love to extend on a prior feature request for the Custom Post Type implementation (this one: Add custom image field to Custom Post type page).
I would love to see it become possible to add specific fields when creating the custom post type (or to disable default ones).
Right now we have this implementation (which works awesome by the way):
But it is also somewhat limited in terms of what it allows us to create. Let me give you an example:
example: “Book links”
As you know I also write and I want to add a “book” post type to my site, where I can enter the following:
- Cover image (featured image)
- Description (post content)
- Book Title (post title)
- Amazon book store link
It would be amazing if you could manually add custom fields to a post type, like for instance:
- custom text field
- url field
In my case I could then add a custom url field, paste my amazon landing page in there and perhaps even use this to populate the destination of a button?
The same workflow would probably also be useful for all template developers on here using WordPress as their backend. That would allow them to make a custom post type for their templates and add in a direct purchase link.
Strictly speaking you could also make those fields default (as I assume that might be easier to code), since we only need to visualize whatever we choose when creating the output in our WordPress templates.
Would something like this be feasible?