Learn in this tutorial how to hide the post_content or content in a Custom Post Type (CPT) in Genesis Framework by code.
If you are using a CPT that only uses custom fields to fill in and display the CPT information, you don’t need the default content (post_content) to be loaded.
Do you want to remove it?
You can do this easily with a Genesis hook (specifically, genesis_entry_content) and WordPress conditional tags.
Here we go.
Snippet to remove CPT content in Genesis
Add this fragment to the end of the functions.php file:
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There you go.
With the previous code, the content will no longer be displayed in the CPT portfolio entries, but I invite you to modify it to the one you want.
Conclusions
Now you know how to erase the post_content of a CPT in any Genesis child theme.
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