Jay Kavanagh

Custom Post Type Toggle gives you a clear overview of every registered post type on your site — whether they come from WordPress core, your theme, or installed plugins. Post types are grouped under tabs by their source, so it’s easy to see what comes from where.
If you don’t need some post types (e.g. “Portfolio” from a theme you’re not using, or “Testimonials” from a plugin), switch them off. Disabling hides the post type in admin and prevents it being used on the front end.
Why use it 
– Keep the admin menu uncluttered 
– Reduce confusion for editors and clients 
– Lighten the site by disabling unused post types
Features 
– Toggle any post type (core or custom) on/off 
– Tabs that group post types by source (Core, theme, plugin) 
– Clean card-based interface with instant AJAX switching 
– Counters for enabled, disabled and total 
– Safe to use — re-enable at any time
How it works 
The plugin inspects where <code>register_post_type()</code> is called from and labels the source as Core, active theme/child theme, or a specific plugin name.

CPT Toggle – Disable Custom Post Types

Enable or disable any post type. Tabs group post types by source (Core, theme, plugin) for a tidy WordPress admin.

azurecurve

Toggle to show/hide content (allows custom title).
[toggle]content[/toggle] to use toggle in basic format.
Set a title by using the title parameter: [toggle title=’Click to show/hide spoiler’]content[/toggle]
Override settings width using width parameter: [toggle width=’75%’]content[/toggle]
Set toggle to default open using the expand parameter: [toggle expand=1]content[/toggle]
Override CSS border using the border parameter: [toggle border=’none’]content[/toggle] or [toggle border=’1px dashed #FF0000′]content[/toggle]
Override settings title colour using the title_color parameter: [toggle title_color=’#000′]content[/toggle]
Override settings title font family using the title_font parameter: [toggle title_font=’Arial, Calibri’]content[/toggle]
Override settings title font size using the title_font_size parameter: [toggle title_font_size=’14px’]content[/toggle]
Override settings title font weight using the title_font_weight parameter: [toggle title_font_weight=600]content[/toggle]
Override settings title background colour using the bgtitle parameter: [toggle bgtitle=’#007FFF’]content[/toggle]
Override settings text colour using the text_color parameter: [toggle bgtext=’#000′]content[/toggle]
Override settings text background colour using the bgtext parameter: [toggle bgtext=’#000′]content[/toggle]
Override settings text font family using the title_font parameter: [toggle text_font=’Arial, Calibri’]content[/toggle]
Override settings text font size using the title_font_size parameter: [toggle text_font_size=’14px’]content[/toggle]
Override settings text font weight using the title_font_weight parameter: [toggle text_font_weight=600]content[/toggle]
Override settings disable title images using disable_image=1 or disable_image=0
Shortcodes can now be used inside the content or title of the toggle (tested with Contact Form 7 and azurecurve BBCode).
Select toggle image in options or network options; allows different sites in a network to use different images. Add extra images by dropping them into the plugins /images folder
This plugin supports language translations. If you want to translate this plugin please sent the .po and .mo files to wordpress.translations@azurecurve.co.uk for inclusion in the next version (full credit will be given). The .pot fie is in the languages folder of the plugin and can also be downloaded from the plugin page on http://wordpress.azurecurve.co.uk.

azurecurve Toggle Show/Hide

Toggle to show/hide content (allows custom title).

CPT Toggle – Disable Custom Post Types vs azurecurve Toggle Show/Hide