Thank you for this simple solution. It has worked very well however there is an issue with the display of the calendar when the post type has an _ in the name. I was able to trace the issue to this after seeing it work on other post types. Then I created another one with an _ in the name and could replicate the issue. Our example post type is day_camp and I am using the following snippet in functions:
$types = array( 'run', 'program', 'day_camp', 'home_slide' );
foreach( $types as $type ) {
add_post_type_support( $type, 'unpublish' );
}
I've attached the screenshot displaying the behavior on that post type. I am not seeing any console errors, just the odd layout issue.

Thank you for this simple solution. It has worked very well however there is an issue with the display of the calendar when the post type has an _ in the name. I was able to trace the issue to this after seeing it work on other post types. Then I created another one with an _ in the name and could replicate the issue. Our example post type is day_camp and I am using the following snippet in functions:
I've attached the screenshot displaying the behavior on that post type. I am not seeing any console errors, just the odd layout issue.
