In this eleven part series, Steve Burge on OSTraining.com provides a simple introduction to Pods. He covers creating custom post types in Pods, adding fields to the Pods, using Pods Templates and shortcodes to display the Pods.
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Using Pods To Build Webdesign.com — PodsCamp DFW 2014
Part of the series: PodsCamp DFW 2014 Videos & Slides
An inside look at how Pods is used to build Webdesign.com, now iThemes training, from the professor himself, Benjamin Bradley.
View TutorialTweaks, Optimizations & Workflow — Oh, My! — PodsCamp DFW 2014
Part of the series: PodsCamp DFW 2014 Videos & Slides
At the Pods Foundation, we don’t just make Pods, we use Pods. In this talk, Pods developers Phil lewis and Scott Kingsley Clark cover how the Pods Team uses Pods to create great WordPress sites. Learn different strategies for how we tweak and optimize Pods for the best performance. In addition, you’ll learn the best […]
View TutorialLearning From The New Tutorials Section
As you might have noticed I did some work on the tutorials section here on Pods.io recently to improve the organizing of the content. I added a new custom taxonomy, using Pods of course, to organize the tutorials–a custom post type–by user level and by subject. I then created a special template file for the […]
View TutorialChoosing Pods Advanced Content Types and Pods Pages
Pods Advanced Content Types (or ACT) are a special content type that stores its data outside of the regular WordPress post and meta tables. There are specific cases where this is important functionality to have, but for most applications, custom post types are a better choice than using an ACT. There are a few situations […]
View TutorialUsing Pods Pages With Advanced Content Types
Part of the series: Pods How-Tos Sceencasts
In this screencast I explain why Pods Pages are necessary for displaying Pods Advanced Content Types and show you how to use them. I cover using setting up Pods Pages and using them to layout your content with a WordPress Page Template or a Pods Template.
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Part of the series: Pods How-Tos Sceencasts
This screencast picks up where the previous one on Pods Pages for Advanced Content Types left off, showing you how to handle your SEO concerns. It covers including Advanced Content Types in XML site maps. It covers adding meta title and meta description tags to Pods Pages, adding open graph tags to Pods Pages and including a rel=”author” tag with link to Google+ profile to Pods Pages.
View TutorialAdding Custom Post Types and Custom Fields
Part of the series: Pods How-Tos Sceencasts
In the first screencast I show how to easily add custom post types and custom fields to your WordPress site using Pods, without any PHP code. To demonstrate how, I added a custom post type called pets, and added three custom fields to it. The field types, I used were text fields, a simple custom defined list relationship field and a file/image/video field.
View TutorialPods How-Tos Sceencasts
This ongoing screencast series on the Pods Framework YouTube channel you cover basic to advanced uses for Pods. Be sure to subscribe to the YouTube channel or the Pods How-Tos Screencasts Playlist to get the latest updates in the series.
View SeriesPods – Pages and Templates and More Pages OH MY!
This tutorial, from Web Design For Idiots, looks at the difference between Pods Templates, Pods Pages and WordPress pages. It also includes example code for creating a Pods page template in a WordPress theme.
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