Custom Post Type
Internally, collections are custom post types. You can access all created collections under the WP Dashboard › Collections page.
Predefined vs Users’ Collections
All collections are on one list but you have to know which ones belong to a single user and which are predefined and required for all users. Check the list below to understand the difference.
- History – predefined collectionFeatures:
- each user’s History collection is based on this one
- site’s administrator can set it up (featured image, description)
- it’s assigned in WP admin panel › Collections › History
- if you remove it, users won’t be able to use their History collection anymore
- Read Later – predefined collection. See above
- Favorites – predefined collection. See above
- Custom collection – a custom collectionFeatures:
- all users’ custom collections are based on this one
- site’s administrator can set its description (visible for anonymous users, when they click the “Add to collection” link)
- it’s assigned in WP Dashboard › Collections › Custom
- if you remove it, users won’t be able to create new collections
- Amazing Places – user’s custom collection, created and owned by the user Britney von Lausitz
Features:
- user can edit it
- user can remove it
- History – user’s predefined collection
Features:
- inherits from the History predefined collection
- user can’t edit it
- user can add/remove items
Remove Collection
If you find that any of users’ created collections violate the rules of your site, you can remove/block such a collection in the same way as you do with posts:
- Go to the WP Dashboard › Collections page
- Find a collection
- Remove it or change its state to pending review
- Save