Wordpress how to disable child pages for custom post types

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I have a custom post type called designs.

designs is registered like this:

register_post_type(
  'Designs',
  theme_build_post_args(
    // $slug, $singular, $plural
    'designs',
    'Design',
    'Designs',
    array(
      'menu_icon' => 'dashicons-admin-appearance',
      'menu_position' => 20,
      'has_archive' => false,
      'public' => false,
      'supports' => array('title'),
    )
  )
);

For this post type, I don't want the following URLs to be accessible:

  • /designs
  • /designs/post_name

I'm just using this post type to extract data for a block, it's not a standard level one and level two layout.

From what I've seen online, 'has_archive'=> false is what I need to achieve the above, however, it doesn't work for me? In the backend, the option to "view" a design post exists, which shouldn't be there as it shouldn't be generating a page for it?

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1 Answers

Try to add this argument: 'publicly_queryable' => false when you register your custom post type. It should do the trick for you!

From register_post_typeDocs:

publicly_queryable:
Whether queries can be performed on the front end as part of parse_request().
If false, previewing/viewing of your custom post will return 404s.

register_post_type(
  'Designs',
  theme_build_post_args(
    // $slug, $singular, $plural
    'designs', 'Design', 'Designs',
    array(
      'menu_icon' => 'dashicons-admin-appearance',
      'menu_position'=> 20,
      'has_archive'=> false,
      'public' => false,
      'publicly_queryable' => false,
      'supports'=> array('title'),
    )
  )
);

Let me know if you could get it to work!

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