With Pods 2.0, you can choose from a variety of content types to create and extend in WordPress. It’s important to know what your choices are, and to make the best decision based on your needs. Pods lets you create new Post Types and Taxonomies, or extend any existing content type in WordPress including Post […]

In most cases, you don’t really need to think about the storage type you choose when creating a Pod. But if you’re curious as to what the differences are, this comparison is for you. We’re currently working on re-testing the stats comparisons below to the latest version of Pods 2.0 Availability Database Impacts (1.x) Database […]

WP_Query is a powerful method to use for WordPress. Did you know there are other classes like WP_Query for the other WP content types? They also offer a little different functionality, so it can get confusing at times during development. Some arguments aren’t the same and you can only query one type of content from […]

When it comes down to it, Pod Pages aren’t really the same thing as normal WordPress Pages. Pod Pages have content, yes, and they do have titles, but their use really becomes apparent when you’re looking to quickly create URLs on your site and point them to a Page Template within your Theme. Every Pod […]

In Pods 2.0, we’ve simplified and cleaned up confusing names of functions and methods. Below is a comparison in case you’re familiar with Pods 1.x functionality. This will help you quickly migrate from any Pods 1.x site to Pods 2.x. Note: Pods 2.x is backwards compatible with Pods 1.x code in most cases, but we still […]

Flexible Relationships are new in Pods 2.7 Allows you to add and edit related items directly from the form you’re in. Loop Field Groups are coming in Pods 3.0 Allows you to create groups of custom fields that can be repeated. Repeatable Fields are coming in Pods 3.0 Allows you to make a single field have multiple values. […]