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Custom Post Types, are by far and away one of the best additions to WordPress. However, they can be a bit cumbersome to set-up.
With the IMG Custom Post Types plug-in creating basic custom post types is now easy.

IMG Custom Post Types

Custom Post Types, are by far and away one of the best additions to WordPress. However, they can be a bit cumbersome to set-up.

Manage social media usernames and contact details via WordPress.
<h4>Usage</h4>
In your theme files:
<ul>
<li>// Company address details</li>
<li>$address_line_1 = get_option(‘company_address_line_1’); </li>
<li>$address_line_2 = get_option(‘company_address_line_2’); </li>
<li>$address_line_3 = get_option(‘company_address_line_3’); </li>
<li>$city = get_option(‘company_city’);</li>
<li>$post_code = get_option(‘company_post_code’);</li>
<li>
$country = get_option(‘company_country’);
</li>
<li>
$email = get_option(‘company_email’);
</li>
<li>
$telephone = get_option(‘company_telephone’);
</li>
<li>
// Social media
</li>
<li>$twitter = get_option(‘twitter_username’);</li>
<li>$pinterest = get_option(‘pinterest_username’);</li>
<li>$instagram = get_option(‘instagram_username’);</li>
<li>$facebook = get_option(‘facebook_username’);</li>
<li>$googleplus = get_option(‘googleplus_username’);</li>
<li>$linkedin = get_option(‘linkedin_username’);</li>
<li>$blog_url = get_option(‘blog_url’);</li>
</ul>
Then in your theme echo out the values:
<ul>
<li>Twitter username is: @</li>
<li>Company postal code is: </li>
</ul>
or you could just do:
Twitter username is: @
Or in the Visual Editor the following shortcodes work:
[img-simple-site-options twitter_username]
and
[img-simple-site-options $company_post_code]

IMG Simple Site Options

Manage social media usernames and contact details via WordPress.

IMG Custom Post Types vs IMG Simple Site Options