WCK PRO extends WordPress Creation Kit with tools to define structured content in the WordPress admin and work with it from the front end. Custom field values are stored as postmeta. Swift Templates can display registered post types, custom fields, and taxonomies in the current theme without PHP template code.

Define fields and store repeatable entries

Custom Fields Creator sets up metaboxes for posts, pages, and custom post types. Available field types include WYSIWYG editor, upload, text, textarea, choose, checkbox, radio, number, HTML, time-picker, phone, currency select, color picker, and heading. WCK PRO adds date-picker, country select, user select, and CPT select fields.

Assign fields to specific page templates, custom post types, or individual IDs. Repeater Fields and Repeater Groups hold repeated information, and repeater fields can be sorted with drag and drop. Image and file uploads use the WordPress Media Uploader, and data handling uses Ajax.

For example, a book entry can have separate fields for its name and author. WCK makes field slugs from their titles, so the stored values can be referenced in code or displayed with Swift Templates.

Create post types and taxonomies

Custom Post Type Creator provides an admin interface to make and edit post types, with advanced labeling settings and most of the arguments used by register_post_type(). Attach built-in or custom taxonomies to a post type.

Taxonomy Creator lets you create and edit custom taxonomies in the admin, then attach them to built-in or custom post types. These tools define content types and how their entries are organized.

Display and manage content on the front end

• Swift Templates: Build templates in the WordPress admin to display registered custom post types, fields, and taxonomies in the current theme without writing PHP template code.
• Front-end Posting: Create forms for content creation and editing.
• Options Page Creator: Create option pages for a theme or add-on.

A practical setup starts with the content structure, followed by its fields and taxonomies. Swift Templates can then present the content, while Front-end Posting forms can support its creation and editing.