Custom Content Types

Go beyond pages and posts. Conveniently create and manage custom post types.

Go beyond categories and tags. Customize the way you group custom post types.

Manage complex data set for your post types, options pages and taxonomy terms with 22 field types.

Create and query relationships between your posts, pages and custom post types.

Easily input repeating data points for your posts. Nested (parent-child) repeaters is supported.

Organize custom fields into tabs, sections (with headings), columns and rows (with line breaks) to make your data input screen more manageable.

Only show a custom field input when the value of one or more of the other custom fields fulfill the defined criteria.

Display custom field values using shortcodes in query loops and templates within various block plugins and themes

The repeater field integrates nicely with Bricks, Breakdance and Elementor. All other field types integrates with all page builders below.

You can opt to expose custom fields data in the post type endpoints in the REST API. You can also perform data updates via the REST API.

Create custom admin pages to store various data points for display in any part of your website. All field types are available for use.

You can conveniently display field values using Bricks, Breakdance, Oxygen and Elementor, or use the available functions and shortcodes in other scenarios, e.g. Gutenberg and the block editor.

Display frontend forms to create a new post or edit an existing one along with the associated custom fields / custom field groups, by using a simple shortcode.

The frontend form will retain the layout from the backend / metabox(es) in the post edit screen. i.e. it will preserve the groups, tabs, widths and positioning. It will also have CAPTCHA protection by default to help reduce malicious submissions.

ASE's Custom Content Types module, including the custom field groups feature is integrated with WPML and has been tested to work with block themes, Elementor Pro and Bricks builder. 

It has also been tested to work with translation plugins like TranslatePress, which detects translatable strings on the frontend and perform their translation there.

See how the Custom Content Types module work in different environments.