# CMS Posttype CMS Posttype is a powerful tool that allows you to create and manage custom Post Types within your CMS system. With this feature, you can:\ **Add new Post Types** tailored to your website's content.\ **Edit existing Post Types** to adjust them to your needs.\ **Customize data fields** (Custom Fields) for each Post Type.\ **Manage display settings** and URL structures for each Post Type. *** ## Manage Post Type When you access the **CMS Posttype** page, a list of all existing Post Types will be displayed. Each Post Type includes the following details:


Field	Description
ID	Unique identifier for the Post Type
Name	The name of the Post Type
Slug (URL)	The URL structure for the Post Type
Languages	The supported languages for the Post Type
Status	Indicates whether the Post Type is active or inactive
Actions	Options to edit, copy, or delete the Post Type

### **Available Actions for Each Post Type** * **Change Status**: Toggle between **Active** and **Inactive**. * **Edit**: Modify the existing Post Type details. * **Copy**: Duplicate an existing Post Type to create a new one. * **Delete**: Permanently remove the Post Type. ### **Step-by-Step Guide** **Changing Status** * Click on the **Status** toggle button next to the Post Type. * The status will switch between **Active** (Show) and **Inactive** (Hidden). * Inactive Post Types will not be available for content creation. **Editing a Post Type** * Click the **Edit** button next to the Post Type. * Modify any details, including **Name, Slug, Languages, Custom Fields, or Categories**. * Click **Save** to update the Post Type. **Copying a Post Type** * Click the **Copy** button next to a Post Type. * A new Post Type will be created with the same settings. **Deleting a Post Type** * Click the **Delete** button next to a Post Type. * Confirm the deletion in the pop-up warning.\ **Note:** This action will permanently delete the Post Type and all related data. *** ## **How to Add a New Post Type** #### **Access CMS Posttype** * Log in to the CMS system. * Navigate to **Posttype** in the admin menu. #### **Click "Add New"** * A configuration panel will appear with the following options:


Field	Description
Post Type Name	Define the Post Type name
Menu options	Choose a options (e.g., Hide Menu, Root Menu, Child Menu, ...)
Slug (URL)	Define the URL path for the Post Type
Languages	Choose the available languages for this Post Type (en, vi, cn)
Status	Choose Active (Show) or Inactive (Hidden)
Categories	Allow custom terms such as: Search keywords, SEO title,...
Custom Fields	Add specific data fields for this Post Type

#### **Save and Activate** * Click **Save** to complete the process. * The new Post Type will now appear in the content management menu.

*** ## **How to Edit a Post Type** #### **Select the Post Type to Edit** * Go to **CMS Posttype**. * Choose the **Post Type** you want to edit. #### **Modify the Details** * You can change the **name, slug, menu options**, **languages** or **status**. * If you need to add **Categories**, click **"Add Term"** and enter the required details. * If you need to add **Custom Fields**, click **"Add Field"** and enter the required details. #### **Save Changes** * After making adjustments, click **Save** to update the Post Type.

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