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+structure:
+  readme: ../README.md

docs/SUMMARY.md

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 # Table of Contents
 
-* [Getting Started](01-getting-started.md)
-    * [Requirements](01-getting-started.md#requirements)
-    * [Installation](01-getting-started.md#installation)
-    * [Basic Usage](01-getting-started.md#basic-usage)
-* [PostTypes](02-posttypes.md)
-    * [Create a new PostType](02-posttypes.md#create-a-new-posttype)
-    * [Working with exisiting PostTypes](02-posttypes.md#working-with-exisiting-posttypes)
-    * [Add Taxonomies](02-posttypes.md#add-taxonomies)
-    * [Filters](02-posttypes.md#filters)
-    * [Columns](02-posttypes.md#columns)
-    * [Menu Icons](02-posttypes.md#menu-icons)
-    * [Flush Rewrite Rules](02-posttypes.md#flush-rewrite-rules)
-* [Taxonomies](03-taxonomies.md)
-    * [Create a new Taxonomy](03-taxonomies.md#create-a-new-taxonomy)
-    * [Working with exisiting Taxonomies](03-taxonomies.md#working-with-exisiting-taxonomies)
-    * [Add to PostType](03-taxonomies.md#add-to-posttype)
-    * [Columns](03-taxonomies.md#columns)
-* [Notes](04-notes.md)
-    * [Translations](04-notes.md#translations)
-    * [Custom Fields](04-notes.md#custom-fields)
-    * [Examples](04-notes.md#examples)
+* [Getting Started](Getting-started.md)
+* [PostTypes](posttypes/README.md)
+    * [Create a new PostType](posttypes/Create-a-new-posttype.md)
+    * [Add Taxonomies](posttypes/Add-taxonomies.md)
+    * [Filters](posttypes/Filters.md)
+    * [Columns](posttypes/Columns.md)
+    * [Menu Icons](posttypes/Menu-icons.md)
+    * [Flush Rewrite Rules](posttypes/Flush-rewrite-rules.md)
+* [Taxonomies](taxonomies/README.md)
+    * [Create a new Taxonomy](taxonomies/Create-a-new-taxonomy.md)
+    * [Add to PostType](taxonomies/Add-to-post-type.md)
+    * [Columns](taxonomies/Columns.md)
+* [Notes](Notes.md)
+* [Changelog](../Changelog.md)

docs/posttypes/Add-taxonomies.md

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+# Add Taxonomies
+
+New and existing Taxonomies can be added to a PostType using its `taxonomy()` method by passing the taxonomy name.
+
+```php
+// Create a books post type
+$books = new PostType('book');
+
+// Add the genre taxonomy to the book post type
+$books->taxonomy('genre');
+
+// Register the post type to WordPress
+$books->register();
+```
+See the [documentation](#) on creating a new Taxonomy. Taxonomies and PostTypes can be created in any order.

docs/posttypes/Columns.md

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+# Columns
+
+You can now modify a PostTypes admin columns using the `column()` manager.
+
+#### Adding Columns
+
+You can add columns to the admin edit screen by passing an array of slugs and labels to the `add()` method.
+
+```php
+// add multiple columns and set their labels
+$books->columns()->add([
+    'rating' => __('Rating'),
+    'price' => __('Price')
+]);
+```
+
+#### Hiding Columns
+
+You can hide columns by passing the column slug to the `hide()` method. You can hide multiple columns by passing an array of column slugs.
+
+```php
+$books->columns()->hide('author');
+
+$books->columns()->hide(['author', 'date']);
+```
+
+#### Set Columns
+
+You can force set all the columns to display on the admin page with the `set()` method by passing an array of the column slugs and labels.
+
+```php
+$books->columns()->set([
+    'cb' => '<input type="checkbox" />',
+    'title' => __("Title"),
+    'genre' => __("Genres"),
+    'rating' => __("Rating"),
+    'date' => __("Date")
+]);
+```
+
+#### Column Order
+
+After hiding and adding columns you may want to rearrange the column order. To do this use the `order()` method. You only have to pass through an array of the columns you want to reposition, not all of them. Their positions are based on a zero based index.
+
+```php
+$books->columns()->order([
+    'rating' => 2,
+    'genre' => 4
+]);
+```
+
+#### Populating Columns
+
+You can populate any column using the `populate()` method and passing the column slug and function.
+
+```php
+$books->columns()->populate('rating', function($column, $post_id) {
+    echo get_post_meta($post_id, 'rating', true) . '/10';
+});
+```
+
+#### Sorting Columns
+
+You can choose which custom columns are sortable with the `sortable()` method. This method accepts an array of column slugs and an array of sorting options.
+
+The first option is the `meta_key` to sort the colums by.
+
+The second option is whether to order the items numerically (`true`) or alphabetically (`false`) by default.
+
+```php
+// will make both the price and rating columns sortable and ordered numerically
+$books->columns()->sortable([
+    'price' => ['price', true],
+    'rating' => ['rating', true]
+]);
+```