Have you tried making a custom WP_Query with 'posts_per_page' => -1? This is what I did for the Extensions page.
For filtering, I create another taxonomy (called tag or category) and output CSS classes based on the selected terms. For example: items within category "Free" will have a CSS class "free". Then I use some JS to filter them out.
From WordPress Codex, this option equivalent to with_front parameter:
Should the permalink structure be prepended with the front base. (example: if your permalink structure is /blog/, then your links will be: false -> /news/, true -> /blog/news/). Defaults to true.
So if your permalink is %post_name%, this option does nothing. And I don't think WP supports removing CPT's slug from the permalink.
Hi Bill, once you enter a valid license key, please go to Dashboard > Updates to tell WordPress to check the new updates. Then you'll be able to update the premium plugins just like other plugins on wordpress.org.
