Andrew Norcross

are we talking about the same plugin? mine isn’t called “Better YOURLS” and shouldn’t contain those strings.

my apologies for the delay. I’m not 100% sure what that’s the case, I’ll need to debug this myself and see what the issue is.

are you running any other plugins that may add this? perhaps Jetpack?

as for the function names, I’m aware there are a few that are more generic in nature.

Yes. you can use the cun_content_types filter. Currently the default is posts and pages, and the standard way would be to add them. But if you’re adding numerous custom post types (which is odd, but that’s neither here nor there) you would want to get a list of them by using the get_post_types function (using whatever criteria fits your need) and then feeding that into the function.

https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Function_Reference/get_post_types

Here’s an example.

function rkv_add_cun_type( $types ) {

	// Get a list of all the available post types.
	$list   = get_post_types( '', 'names' );

	// Loop the names and add to the array.
	foreach ( $list as $single_type ) {

		// Check for the post type, then add it.
		if ( ! in_array( $single_type, $types ) ) {
			$types[] = $single_type;
		}

	}

	// Return the post type array.
	return $types;
}

add_filter( 'cun_content_types', 'rkv_add_cun_type' );

Are you wanting to create a public URL shortener for people? So they could add their own links, unrelated to the actual WP site, and shorten them?

I am actually working on the taxonomies now as we speak. for wp_shortlink, it’s intended to be used with a post ID, so I’m not sure there’s a way around that. that’s a core function, not YOURLS doing it.

what is the URL of your YOURLS installation?