Views – Query and Display WordPress Content

Views allow displaying groups of pages (or posts). For example, the default WordPress index can be created with a view.

Other, less trivial examples:

• A search-able list of products (for a simple shopping cart)
• Client testimonials
• Showcase of recent projects
• Recent blog posts to add to the home page

Views make it easy to use the custom posts and taxonomies of WordPress by displaying custom items in a flexible way, without coding templates or using WordPress API functions.

When you create a view, you tell it which elements to display, in which order and how. You can control the HTML of each element and the HTML of the container (the list). You can display different parts of each element (like title, body and meta fields).

Views can also include pager controls, sortable columns and other features you’ll need to display different lists.

And sure, Views work perfectly well with WPML, so they’re multilingual by definition.

Views is a commercial plugin. It costs $49 USD.

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