Content Views Pro

Content Views Pro lets you choose which WordPress content to show and how to present it. Build grids, lists, sliders, Pinterest-style and masonry layouts, timelines, accordions, or overlays for posts, pages, custom post types, pictures, and taxonomy terms.

Choose the content for each display

Set up a View to query and sort content by categories, tags, taxonomies, custom fields, post IDs or titles, authors, keywords, and dates. Use the result for recent posts or focused sections on a blog, portfolio, business website, or shop. Custom-field filtering works with ACF, Meta Box, and Pods.

For visitor-facing browsing, Pro front-end filters can offer categories, tags, custom taxonomies, custom fields, date ranges, number sliders, text search, and sorting. Choose filter controls such as dropdowns, checkboxes, radio options, or buttons. Standard and AJAX pagination are available, including numeric pagination, load more, and infinite scroll.

Choose an editing workflow

In the Classic Editor or a page builder, make a View, choose from 20 shortcode layouts, set its query and sort order, and adjust the display options. Add the shortcode to a page, widget, or another supported placement. The saved View can be reused wherever its shortcode is placed.

In the WordPress Block Editor, use 16 advanced post blocks with query filters, responsive options, typography controls, and Google Fonts support. More than 76 ready-made block patterns and templates provide starting layouts that you can personalize or combine.

For Elementor pages, choose from 16 widgets for posts, pages, custom post types, and media files. Their layout and style settings control how the selected content appears in grids, lists, sliders, timelines, and other formats.

Apply layouts to archive pages

The Pro Replace Layout option can display a grid or another layout on blog, category, tag, search, author, date, taxonomy, and term pages without changing the theme. Content Views Pro also integrates with WooCommerce products and The Events Calendar, and supports translated content through WPML and Polylang.

Set up a display

Activate the extension, create a View, choose its content query and layout, then adjust the presentation settings and place its shortcode. You can also add a Content Views block or Elementor widget and configure the display in that editor.