Travis Smith

WPS Post Type Search creates a simple search widget that allows users to predefine the post types they wish to search via checkboxes. This widget adds no additional styling or javascript to your site leaving you in full control. In the widget settings, you choose from the public post types that you would like users to be able to search. If none are selected, the search widget defaults to just posts (and not pages).

WPS Post Type Search

Creates a search widget to allow you to search single/multiple post types

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Post Types Unlimited is an easy way to add custom post types and custom taxonomies to your WordPress site (the right way). The plugin works with any theme and is easily translatable. With Post Types Unlimited you can:
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<li>Create custom post types.</li>
<li>Create custom taxonomies.</li>
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Post Types Unlimited makes use of core WordPress functionality for the admin screens and post type, taxonomy registration. This means the plugin is fast, slim and uses the familiar WordPress UI.
Additionally you won’t find any upsell or advertisements in the plugin because there isn’t a “Pro” version. It’s the perfect plugin for adding post types and/or taxonomies to any site (including your client sites) without worrying about extra bloat or annoying ads.
The design of your post types and taxonomies created with the Post Types Unlimited plugin are controlled by your theme. The plugin doesn’t do any hacking or advanced modifications to your templates and thus works great with ANY theme.
If you are using our amazing <a href="https://totalwptheme.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Total WordPress Theme</a> you will have access to many extra settings that will give you full control over the display of your post types and taxonomies.
This plugin doesn’t have any upsells, banners or other marketing strategies. This makes it perfect for use with any site, including client websites.

Post Types Unlimited

Create unlimited custom post types and custom taxonomies.

WPS Post Type Search vs Post Types Unlimited