Add Muffin Builder to custom post type

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• Albert

  August 2015 edited August 2015

  Hi Elec,
  
  because we do not offer code customizations, we can not give you solution of how to do this. But we recommend to have a look on includes/content-single.php file to check how it was made and hope this will help you a lot.
  
  Thanks for understanding!
  

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• elecsander

  August 2015

  Ok, that's sad. I will hide the muffin builder for everyone and will use the visual composer.
  
  

  Thanks.
• elecsander

  August 2015

  Hello again,
  
  I finished a new custom post type with the muffin builder and it works great.
  But it only works in the original path:
  /betheme/functions/meta-cities.php
  
  And is called in /betheme/functions.php with:
  
  if( ! isset( $post_types_disable['cities'] ) ){
      require_once( LIBS_DIR .'/meta-cities.php' );
  }
  
  
  Is there a way to put the meta-cities.php in the child-theme:
  /betheme-child/functions/meta-cities.php
  
  And to call it in the betheme-child/functions.php by
  
  if( ! isset( $post_types_disable['testimonial'] ) ){
      require_once( LIBS_DIR .'/meta-testimonial.php' );
  }
  
  ???
  
  Thanks and best regards
  
• elecsander

  August 2015

  LIBS_DIR is defined for get_template_directory_uri()
  
  Perhaps just change the LIBS_DIR to the path to the child-theme?
  
  
  
  
• Albert

  August 2015

  You can try of course, but as we wrote above, we do not offer code modifications and if you decided to play with the code, you need to do it on your own. Thanks!
  

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• MarianMinga

  December 2015

  How @elecsander
  Did you work your custom code in your child theme?
  I want to know since soon I'll face with the same problem.
  Thanks