Trevor Green

Adds a custom post type of css that will compile all entries into a single minified css file that will automatically be enqueued to your site.
Minified CSS is stored in a transient for caching.
User now needs ‘edit_themes’ permission to see the css editor. By default this is only the administrator.
<h4>Shortcodes</h4>
Shortcodes are now processed during compilation of your css.
An new shortcode has been added called:
[meta key=”(name of arbitrary custom field)” post_id=”(optional)”]
This allows you to define a whatever custom fields you like on an individual css post and use them in your css.
Ex. a { color: [meta key=”my_color”]; }
So you can define common elements and use them throughout your css.
If you like you can use the option post_id to put those values from another post. So you can have one master css post with your primary colors and such and referance it in other posts.
<h4>Credits</h4>
Minification code from <a href="http://www.lateralcode.com/css-minifier/" rel="nofollow ugc">http://www.lateralcode.com/css-minifier/</a>
<h4>Notes on Function</h4>
All css is compiled on save unless the transient has expired. If which case a query is run to compile the css durning rendering. 
I may add option to use either a wp_option or a transient based upon user preferance.
Css is compiled by menu_order. I would like to add more options for better sorting.
There is an options page that outputs the css into a textarea so that you can review the final css in the dashboard.
Email me to request customizations <a href="mailto:trevor@mailagc.com" rel="nofollow ugc">trevor@mailagc.com</a>
Future options may also include the ability to write your css to your theme directory. This plugin currently must be active to keep the css available.
I’m trying to follow the path of Mark Jaquith. Read more here. 
<a href="http://markjaquith.wordpress.com/2011/06/07/how-to-write-a-plugin-that-ill-use/" rel="nofollow ugc">How to Write a Plugin I’ll use</a>
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COP CSS Custom Post Type Lite

Adds a custom post type for implementing theme independent css.

Brecht

Custom Related Posts is a user friendly plugin for manually adding related posts to any of your posts, pages or custom post types. You have full control over those related links, choosing for yourself if they go both ways.
An overview of the features:
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<li>Set which post types the plugin is active for yourself</li>
<li>Easily define relations in one or both ways on the post edit page</li>
<li>Display related posts with a shortcode, widget or block</li>
<li>Optionally show featured images in any size</li>
<li>Import from XML using post IDs</li>
<li>Compatible with the Classic Editor and Gutenberg Block Editor</li>
</ul>
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Need help? 
 Check out <a href="https://help.bootstrapped.ventures/collection/155-custom-related-posts" rel="nofollow ugc">our documentation</a>!
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This plugin is under active development. Any feature requests are welcome!

Custom Related Posts


I am using it for more than few years. Its perfect.


Awesome


Simple and light, it is all I need for my project. The Gutenberg integration is pretty cool and UI is easy to work with. Thank you.


Works perfectly


Plugin does its job and it is very usable to integrate in large projects. However, author should be caution to announce plugin HTML output change as breaking changes.


A fine plugin!

Manual related posts without slowing down your website!

COP CSS Custom Post Type Lite vs Custom Related Posts