You may need to add support for a WordPress Custom Post Type after the post type has been registered, eg where a plugin or theme introduces new post types without all the required support.
You can do this using the function add_post_type_support().
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Add Post Type Support to Custom Post Type
Code
For example, to add author support to the post type
example_cpt, add the following code in your child theme functions.php:
add_post_type_support( 'example_cpt', 'author' );
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WPHelpDesk Difficulty Rating
Simple All WordPress users should be able to manage this
Basic You’ll need to to be familiar with adding content to a WordPress website
Intermediate You’ll need to know your way around most of the WordPress dashboard and be familiar with installing themes and plugins.
Advanced You will need to be comfortable with all aspects of WordPress Administration including installing and configuring themes and advanced plugins
Expert You will need to be comfortable with coding, editing databases and other tasks that could permanently damage your website. Proceed with caution!
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