Custom Post Types - PRO adds dashboard tools for building structured WordPress content without writing code. Create custom post types, taxonomies and fields, then use templates to present that content and add administration pages or notices.

Fields for WordPress content

Custom fields attach metadata to posts, pages, media and other WordPress content. Depending on their configuration, fields can help organize dashboard editing, add details to frontend content, or filter database queries. Assign fields to post types, taxonomies, options or admin pages, users, media, comments and menu entries.

Field types include text, number, textarea, WYSIWYG editor, checkbox, radio, dropdown, telephone, email, date picker, time picker, color picker, file upload, post relationship, taxonomy relationship, HTML and repeater. PRO includes more than eight additional field types, with settings such as range, ON/OFF switch, password, link, embed, map, visitor relationship and separator.

PRO tools and settings

• Create custom templates for content managed with the add-on.
• Add custom pages and notices to the WordPress administration area.
• Export and import add-on settings to manage configurations.
• Access PRO updates and PRO support.

These tools can help organize a custom content area, add structured details to an existing workflow, or provide project-specific administration pages and notices. The plugin uses functions and resources available in WordPress core.

Dashboard workflow

Install the PRO plugin in WordPress and open its dashboard tools. Create the post types, taxonomies, fields, templates, administration pages or notices needed for the project. Configure the field settings and save the setup, then use the resulting structures while editing WordPress content. For a repeatable configuration, use the settings export and import tools.

The plugin listing warns that it has not been tested with the latest three major WordPress releases and may no longer be maintained or supported. It may have compatibility issues with newer releases, so check compatibility with the WordPress version and other tools in use.