Easy Post Types and Fields
Easy Post Types and Fields makes it quick and easy to add custom post types , custom fields, and taxonomies to your WordPress website. There are lots of reasons why WordPress site owners need to add extra content types to the CMS: Create dedicated areas for each type of content within the WordPress
Easy Post Types and Fields makes it quick and easy to add custom post types , custom fields, and taxonomies to your WordPress website.
There are lots of reasons why WordPress site owners need to add extra content types to the CMS:
- Create dedicated areas for each type of content within the WordPress admin (these are called ‘custom post types’) . For example, if you’re adding ‘Resources’ to your site then it’s best to create a ‘Resources’ custom post type and manage the resources separately from your pages and posts.
- Add extra fields (called ‘custom fields’) to your pages, posts, or any custom post type . These are useful for storing and displaying information in a structured way. For example, you might add a ‘Modified Date’ field to your Resources post type.
- Create extra ways of categorizing and organizing your website content (these are called ‘custom taxonomies’) . These are like categories and tags in WordPress, but the difference is that you can have as many as you like – for any post type. For example, you might create an ‘Industries’ taxonomy in order to group your Resources by industry.
Developed by leading UK-based plugin company Barn2 , Easy Post Types and Fields is intentionally simpler and easier to use than other plugins. It has all the essential features that you need to create custom post types, custom fields, and custom taxonomies – without any unnecessary complexity.
How to add custom post types, fields, and taxonomies to WordPress
Simply create any type of content using a simple and intuitive wizard. You can create brand new custom post types, or add custom fields and taxonomies to existing post types. Either way, it’s incredibly straightforward.
Once you have created your custom post types, fields, and taxonomies, it’s easy to add the extra information to the WordPress CMS. Each custom post type has its own section on the left of the WordPress admin. Your custom fields and taxonomies appear on the ‘Add/Edit’ screen for each post.
View the full plugin documentation in our knowledge base.
Can I display the custom content on the front end of my website?
By default, your theme will display your custom post types using the same templates as the blog. This will list custom posts in the same way as blog posts, and won’t include your custom fields or taxonomies. This may not be the best way to present your custom content, so we recommend displaying it in a table using the Posts Table Pro plugin.