@sajonara– These parameters you are mentioning are standard WordPress functions. Labels are words that appear in the admin. The menu_icon is the url to the icon to be used for this menu. It doesn’t make sense for menu_icon to be in the labels array.

To see everything that you can include, please refer to the WordPress codex for the register_post_type function.

@pwwwpwww– You can access the Piklist data using standard WordPress functions. Try this:

global $wp_query;
$postid = $wp_query->post->ID;
echo get_post_meta($postid, 'Your-Custom-Field', true);
wp_reset_query();

This is a bug and will be addressed in a future release.

@hirschbrat– Whoops! I missed that..sorry. 😉

Ok, you found a small bug that we’ll get fixed. WordPress only loads Dashicons when you’re logged in, and the “?” is a dashicon. Here’s a temporary solution:

1. Add this to your theme css:

     .dashicons-editor-help:before {
     	content: "\f223";
     }
   

2. Add this to your plugin or theme’s functions.php file:

   add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'my_dashicons' );
   function my_dashicons() {
   	wp_enqueue_style( 'dashicons' );
   }
   

@sajonara– Piklist creates regular fields, so you can use any autocomplete code you find.

@bubdev– Can you email your plugin to [email protected] ? It will be easier for us to debug if we can see the full code.

Which version of Piklist are you using?