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<p>Elementary is a drag and drop grid builder plugin. It makes it easy to create grids, masonry and also sliders / carousels layouts. Major features</p>
<h4>Pre-built Skins</h4>
<p>You can choose from over 7 element skins. Whereas the following skins are only available in the [ Elementary Pro ] ( http://pauple.com/downloads/elementary-wp-pricing/ )version : Airy Card, Laude Card, Laude Park Card, Rio Baixa Card, Lisa Card.</p>
<p>To see all available elements, see : [Elements List] ( http://pauple.com/elements/ )</p>
<h4>Content filtering:</h4>
<p>With Elementary, you can filter any posts, taxonomies in your website. Also you can filter posts by date, or sort them as ascending or descending based on post type.</p>
<h4>Add / Edit fields</h4>
<p>You have complete control over the fields in your grid elements. Add ‘title’, ‘excerpt’, ‘price’ or any other field. Editing / deleting fields is just as easy.</p>
<h4>Style your grid elements</h4>
<p>Using our ‘Atomic Style Editor’, you can change the color, font-size, width, background, etc of element’s atom ( i.e the block of html produced by a field )</p>
<h4>Live Preview</h4>
<p>With Live Preview, you have an proximate preview of how your grid would look like while you build your grid. You can also drag and drop atoms in the element of the grid.</p>


Elementary

Create grids, masonry, sliders and carousels layouts from any content in your WordPress website. Now supports Woocommerce content.

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<p>Content Repeater is designed to quickly set up custom content types. It simplifies the process of managing and displaying custom posts. Typically, there are at least three steps for displaying custom post content on the frontend:</p>
<ol>
<li>Register a custom post type specifying all its options.</li>
<li>Create custom fields (field groups)</li>
<li>Create a post type template (single-{post_type}.php) in the theme folder</li>
</ol>
<p>Content Repeater reduces step #1 to a single name-entry action, and merges steps #2 and #3 into one. Custom fields are assigned right in the Template Editor, and you don’t have to add any files to your theme. Displaying custom content is as simple as inserting a shortcode.</p>
<p><strong>Features</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>Set up custom content types with a single action</li>
<li>Quickly add slug for single post frontend view</li>
<li>Quickly add categories when needed</li>
<li>Content type icon selector</li>
<li>Template Editor with syntax highlighting</li>
<li>Separate Template Editor for the single post view (when slug is defined)</li>
<li>field types: Post Title, Post URL, Post ID, Featured Image, Site URL, Plugin URL, Text (single line), Textarea, Images / Gallery, Color, Date, Icon, Dropdown, Checkboxes</li>
<li>Default values for fields</li>
<li>Conditional shortcodes (e.g. [if field=”Sale Price”]…[/if])</li>
<li>Custom classes per post type</li>
<li>Custom CSS per post type (with syntax highlighting)</li>
<li>Custom Javascript per post type (with syntax highlighting)</li>
<li>Adding external CSS and Javascript files per post type</li>
<li>Drag & drop post ordering</li>
<li>Post duplication</li>
<li>Publish & Add New</li>
<li>Available Repeaters: Ajax Reload, Masonry, Isotope, Slick Slider, Single Row</li>
<li>Pre-built Templates: Testimonials, Coupons, Products (with Magnifier), Flipboxes, Entry Portals, Portfolios (with Gallery), Before & Afters (using TwentyTwenty)</li>
<li>Export / import plugin settings</li>
<li>Bulk rename custom fields per post type</li>
</ul>


Content Repeater – Custom Posts Simplified

I use this tool to quickly set up custom content types and display them in interesting ways.

Elementary vs Content Repeater – Custom Posts Simplified