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Custom Field Migrator — Post type migration notes
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Generated: 2026-05-07T09:44:28+00:00

POST TYPE
Slug: therapist
Admin label (menu): Therapists
Singular label: Therapist

TAXONOMIES LINKED TO THIS POST TYPE
Format: slug | admin label | style
therapy | Therapies | non-hierarchical (tag-like)

RECOMMENDED ORDER OF STEPS
1. Keep the plugin or theme that currently registers this post type ACTIVE until the steps below are done and you have checked a few existing posts in the admin.
2. In the new plugin, create a custom post type with slug therapist. Use these labels as a guide: menu label "Therapists", singular "Therapist".
3. For each taxonomy listed above, register a taxonomy with exactly the same taxonomy slug and attach it to this post type. Match hierarchical vs non-hierarchical if you want the same editor behaviour.
4. Open an existing post of this type and confirm categories/tags (or custom taxonomies) still look correct. Fix registration (slugs and post type links) before editing lots of content.
5. You may change human-readable labels for the post type or taxonomies; keep slugs identical so existing posts and term relationships in the database keep working.
6. Existing terms (e.g. individual genre names) usually remain in the database on the same site—you normally do not need to recreate every term if taxonomy slugs are unchanged.
7. If a field plugin stored taxonomy data only in post meta, use this plugin’s Field migration tab so meta and core term assignments stay aligned.
8. When everything works, deactivate or remove the old plugin. Consider a staging copy and a backup before large changes.

IMPORTANT
Deactivating the old plugin only stops PHP from registering the post type and taxonomies. Posts, terms, and term–post links usually stay in the database, but the admin will not show them correctly until the new registration uses the same slugs.

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