For example: let’s imagine a “Property” listing post type created with the plugin. You can enable standard post features like title, content editor, excerpt, featured image, categories, tags, etc. Custom taxonomies such as property types, number of rooms, parking spaces, and baths can be created and associated with the post type.

Then we set up the meta box for all of the additional meta data for the “Property” post type (eg. Property listings should have meta data like: price, size, area, lot size, property taxes, etc.). The Meta Box Builder allows you to create all sort of input types (text, textarea, radio button, checkbox, dropdown select, image, and link) in a very simple and intuitive way. You can insert as many fields as you need.

What you create in the Meta Box Builder will appear in the post edit meta box for users to enter the data.

After the post type and meta box is set, you will be able to create templates using a drag & drop interface. The template builder smartly loads only the associated modules that you’ve created in the meta box, and the frontend will render the layout as dictated by your templates.

What you build in the template will be used as the post layout. All done without any coding.

Use the built-in shortcode generator to display custom post types anywhere as you want. As before, the plugin is smart enough to pull in the associated shortcode parameters based on the post types and taxonomies that you’ve created.