Yes. Clariti can track custom post types, like the recipe, review, or course types that some WordPress plugins and themes add. Posts and pages sync automatically. Other types need to be turned on for your site by our team, which only takes a quick email.
How to Get Your Custom Post Types Added
1. Email us at [email protected], or click the chat bubble in the bottom right corner of Clariti.
2. Tell us your site and which post types you want to track. If you know the post type names from WordPress, include them.
3. We will set them up and let you know when they are in.
What Your Site Needs
The post type must be available in the WordPress REST API. Clariti reads your content through the public REST API, so a custom post type that is hidden from it cannot be synced. Most recipe and review plugins make their types available by default. If you are not sure, your developer or the plugin's support team can tell you.
Your Clariti plugin should be up to date. Use version 1.1.0 or later so changes to your custom post types reach Clariti as soon as you make them. We always recommend running the latest version of the Clariti plugin.
Finding Custom Post Types in Clariti
Once they are added, custom post types show up in Explore alongside your posts and pages. Add the Content Type column to see each item's type, or add a Type filter to show just one kind, like only your recipes.
Frequently Asked Questions
My site only uses custom post types. Can I still sign up?
Possibly. The signup check looks for posts and pages, so a site that publishes everything as a custom post type can fail it. Contact us and we will see whether we can set up your site.
Do custom post types count toward the 10,000 item limit?
The signup check counts your posts and pages. If adding custom post types would give you a very large number of items, mention it when you contact us.
Still Have Questions?
Reach out anytime and we will help you sort it out. Email us at [email protected].