Taxonomy
A method of organising and classifying your content. The WordPress default taxonomies are categories and tags.
A method of organising and classifying your content. The WordPress default taxonomies are categories and tags.
The part of the URL that identifies the page. For example, if you are using the /%postname%/ permalink structure your slug will be the name of the post.
The method used for rewriting your URLs on the fly. Makes use of Apache’s mod_rewrite engine. By default, ?post_type=popcorn is the same as /popcorn. If you’re an advanced user you can set your own rewrite rules.
Table-based storage refers to how your data is stored in your MySQL database. In this type of storage, Pods creates new tables to store your data in.
Meta-based storage refers to how your data is stored in your MySQL database. In this type of storage, data in stored in the WordPress default tables.
Magic Tags let you dynamically pull column values into Pod Templates. When using Magic Tags with PHP, keep in mind that PHP will run before Magic Tags do, so you can’t reference them unless you use field. For more information, see the Magic Tag documentation page.
The labelling for your Content Type throughout your WordPress website.
A hierarchical taxonomy organises your content in a hierarchical manner. The default WordPress taxonomy Categories is an example of a hierarchical taxonomy.
User-created fields that are associated to a Content Type.
A user-created method of organising your WordPress content, as opposed to the default taxonomies of Categories and Tags. Read More.