Feature/enable nav logic for all post types#26
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Works without error on ukss
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Description of changes
This PR updates the chapter navigation to support all post types instead of being hardcoded to
long-read. This is done by usingpost_type => 'any'in theget_postsquery, which allows the plugin to work across all post types.To test
feature/enable-nav-logic-for-all-post-types.templatesfolder.Long readpost type is available, and create a new long read post with someheadingblocks at various levels. (Might need to flush permalinks in Settings > Permalinkssave).long-readpost type and check that it renders the navigation functionality.Checklist