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Hi,
Yes – if the data was not changed in any way in the database, then everything will be the same as before. Fortunately deleting the plugin will not delete the data, exactly for this reason.
Hi,
Unfortunately this is definitely not possible, as it’s basically only an alias/redirection to an existing content through rulesets (I assume).
In the example of https://graphenstone.com/paints/grafclean-matt/ is only an “N to 1” alias to https://graphenstone.com/colours/white/ URL, and it does not actually exists as an individual post type object of any kind.You can’t add these manually either, as a matching post type object must exists in the wp_posts table.
If there was something like an “alias” custom post type, which was used basically to reference other post type objects in a 1 to 1 relationship, then in that case it might be possible via some custom coding. (by injecting hooks to the index to fetch the referenced post type fields and index them)
I usually recommend custom codes where I can, but this is I’m afraid not possible.
