Content Views Pro selects WordPress content for a page section and controls how it appears. Display posts, pages, custom post types, media files, and taxonomy terms in grids, lists, sliders, Pinterest-style layouts, timelines, accordions, overlays, and more.

Choose what appears and in what order

Create a View by selecting post types, then include or exclude specific items by post ID or title. Filter results by category, tag, custom taxonomy, author, keyword, date, or status. Pro custom-field filters work with ACF, Meta Box, Pods, and other custom-field add-ons. Set the number of results and an offset, then sort by published or modified date, title, ID, menu order, or random order.

You can also filter by sticky-post status or restrict posts to members allowed by supported membership plugins. Front-end filters let visitors narrow results by taxonomy or custom field using dropdowns, checkboxes, radio buttons, date ranges, number sliders, or buttons. Add text search and sorting controls, then choose standard or AJAX pagination, including numbered pages, load more, or infinite scroll.

Build with the editor you use

For a shortcode View, choose from 20 layouts and adjust its query, show, and styling options. Add the finished shortcode to the Classic Editor, a page builder, a widget, or another place that accepts shortcodes. The View can then be reused where that shortcode is placed.

In the WordPress Block Editor, 16 Gutenberg post blocks provide layout choices, query filters, responsive options, typography controls, and Google Fonts support. More than 76 block patterns and templates give you ready-made page arrangements to tailor or combine.

Elementor visitors can choose from 16 widgets for posts, pages, custom post types, and media files. Each widget has query, layout, and style controls for formats such as grids, lists, sliders, and timelines.

Place displays across your website

The Pro Replace Layout feature can apply a selected layout to blog, category, tag, search, author, date, and taxonomy archive pages without changing the theme. Content Views also integrates with WooCommerce, The Events Calendar, custom-field plugins such as ACF and Meta Box, and multilingual plugins including WPML and Polylang.

For example, a homepage section can display recent posts, while another View can focus on a category, author, date range, or custom field. Create a View, set its query and layout, adjust the presentation, then add its shortcode. In the Block Editor or Elementor, insert the corresponding block or widget and configure the display there.