Grégory Viguier

<p>Historically, the main purpose of SF Archiver was to allow users to simply add links in the menus to any Custom Post Type archive.<br />
Since WordPress 4.4 adds this feature, it has been removed from SF Archiver version 3.0 (see the “Developers” tab for older versions). Still, SF Archiver provides some other cool stuff:</p>
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<li>Set the number of posts per page to list for each post type.</li>
<li>Quickly visit your archives by using a handy link in your administration area (in your posts list, see the icon between the title and the “Add New” button).</li>
<li>Small quirk: when displaying one of your Custom Post Type single, “highlight” the corresponding archive menu item (WordPress does the same for the Posts when they are not displayed on the front page).</li>
<li>Small WordPress bug fix: WordPress wrongly “highlights” the Blog menu item when a Custom Post Type single or archive is displayed.</li>
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<h4>Translations</h4>
<ul>
<li>English</li>
<li>French</li>
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SF Archiver

Add some small and useful utilities for managing your Custom Post Types archives.

byronj

<p>Easy Content Adder allows you to add custom content via a native WordPress editor and display the content at the top or bottom of all posts, pages, or both.</p>
<p>All text, links, and media attachments can be added to the custom content. If you can add it to a WordPress Page or Post, it can be added via Easy Content Adder.</p>
<h3>Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Hide the content from all posts without having to delete your content or disable the plugin.</li>
<li>Choose which post types to display the content on.</li>
<li>Display the content only on posts that have been tagged with select categories or taxonomies. </li>
<li>Chose whether to display the content at the bottom and/or top of all posts.</li>
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Easy Content Adder

A WordPress plugin to easily add custom content to all of your Pages, Posts, and Custom Post Types.

SF Archiver vs Easy Content Adder