Content Views Pro

Choose content, then select how to create its display

Content Views Pro brings together utilities for selecting WordPress content and presenting it in layouts such as grids, lists, sliders, accordions, timelines, Pinterest-style shows, and overlays. Use them with posts, pages, custom post types, media, or taxonomy terms. Shortcodes, Gutenberg blocks, and Elementor widgets provide different ways to add a display to a page, while query and style options control what visitors see.

Filter or sort content by categories, tags, custom taxonomies, keywords, authors, dates, post IDs, titles, and custom fields. The available controls depend on the display method. You can also set the number of posts, exclude specific items, and choose an order such as published date, modified date, title, or random.

Create and place a shortcode view

For the Classic Editor and page builders, create a View first. Choose the content and query options, choose from 20 layouts, and adjust the presentation options. Then add the generated shortcode to an editor, widget, page builder, or other supported location. This lets you prepare the display before placing it in a page.

Shortcode displays can use standard or AJAX pagination. AJAX options include numbered pages, a load-more button, and infinite scroll. Pro features also include front-end filters, such as dropdowns, checkboxes, date ranges, number sliders, and text search, plus options for sticky posts, custom-field filtering, and restricting posts to members of supported membership extensions.

Build with Gutenberg or Elementor

In the WordPress Block Editor, choose from 16 advanced post blocks with query filters, responsive settings, typography controls, and Google Fonts support. More than 76 block patterns and templates can be imported and customized or combined to form a page layout.

For Elementor pages, 16 widgets display posts, pages, custom post types, and media in layouts including grids, lists, sliders, and timelines. Each widget has query, layout, and style controls, so you can configure its content within the Elementor editor.

Works with different content processes

• Build focused sections for recent posts, categories, authors, dates, or keywords.
• Display custom post types in layouts for blogs, portfolios, business websites, and shops.
• Use WooCommerce integration to display and filter products, including sale, featured, best-selling, and top-rated products.
• Work with custom fields from plugins such as Advanced Custom Fields, Meta Box, and Pods.
• Show translated posts and taxonomies with WPML or Polylang.

Get started

Install and activate Content Views Pro in WordPress. To use a shortcode, create a View, select its query and layout, adjust its presentation, then place the shortcode where the display should appear. You can also insert a Content Views block or Elementor widget and configure it directly in the editor you use.