Content Views Pro lets you select WordPress content for a page section and control its layout. Display posts, pages, custom post types, media files, and taxonomy terms in responsive grids, lists, sliders, Pinterest-style and masonry layouts, timelines, accordions, overlays, and other formats.

Choose what appears and how it is sorted

Set a query for one or more post types, then include or exclude entries by post ID or title. Filter results by category, tag, custom taxonomy, author, keyword, date, or custom field. Custom-field filters work with ACF, Meta Box, Pods, and other custom-field extensions. Set the number of results and an offset, then sort by published date, modified date, title, ID, random order, or menu order.

Pro front-end filters let visitors narrow results by taxonomy or custom field using dropdowns, checkboxes, radio buttons, date ranges, number sliders, or buttons. Add text search and sorting controls. Pagination can use standard page loads or AJAX, with numbered pages, load more, or infinite scroll.

Pick the editing process

For the Classic Editor or a page builder, create a View, set its query and sort order, choose from 20 layouts, and adjust the presentation. Add the resulting shortcode to the editor, a widget, or another spot on the page.

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

For Elementor pages, use one of 16 widgets for posts, pages, custom post types, or media. Each widget provides query, layout, and styling controls for arranging and presenting its content.

These settings can support a recent-post section, a focused category display, or a layout for portfolio, news, business, and shop content. Use shortcodes when you want to prepare a View before placing it; configure a block or Elementor widget directly in its editing environment.