Feat/allow custom taxonomies #7
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This pull request introduces several enhancements to the plugin, improving its flexibility and usability.
Changes Include:
The
rewritePathsfunction in theHelpersclass now supports all taxonomies associated with a post, not just categories. This makes the plugin more flexible and compatible with a wider range of Wordpress setups.We've added an additional placeholder
%author_username%for usage in revalidation paths, allowing inclusion of the post author's username.Improved support for paths with multiple placeholders of the same or different types. This ensures that all placeholders in a path are correctly replaced, not just the first occurrence of each type.
The user interface in the Settings has been updated to guide users about using taxonomy names, including 'category', 'post_tag', or any custom taxonomy.
These enhancements greatly increase the plugin's flexibility and its ability to handle a variety of Wordpress configurations and setups. Importantly, the changes are backward compatible, ensuring that the plugin continues to work as expected for users who do not wish to utilize these new features.
Testing
The changes have been tested and verified in a Wordpress environment. For ensuring maximum compatibility, it is recommended to perform further testing in various setups.