Integrate sticky posts with Post Type Support API #48954#10220
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Makes stickiness a declared post type feature checked via post_type_supports() instead of inconsistent hardcoded checks. Updates core sticky functions and UI layers (get_inline_data, post_submit_meta_box, XML-RPC) to use unified post type support checks. Enables custom post types to declare sticky support while maintaining backward compatibility. Fixes #48954
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Normalizes sticky post handling across WordPress by making stickiness a declared post type feature instead of hardcoded checks.
Core changes:
• Updated
is_sticky(),stick_post(),unstick_post()to checkpost_type_supports()• Added sticky support to 'post' type by default via
add_post_type_support()• Normalized UI checks in
get_inline_data(),post_submit_meta_box(), XML-RPCUI fixes:
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get_inline_data(): Changed hierarchical check topost_type_supports()•
post_submit_meta_box(): Replaced hardcoded 'post' checks withpost_type_supports()• XML-RPC: Updated post type checks to use
post_type_supports()Not discussed in Trac, but covered:
• Developers can add sticky support to custom post types via
'supports' => ['sticky']• Prevents UI leakage of sticky status for unsupported post types
• Maintains backward compatibility for existing 'post' behavior
• Eliminates inconsistent sticky checks throughout WordPress core
Fixes #48954
Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/48954