Custom Post Types and Taxonomies — Module 3-1 — Building a WordPress Classic Theme with Pinegrow

Custom Post Types and Taxonomies help us structure the data on our website. Although they aren't directly related to creating a theme, and arguably the code doesn't belong in a theme, in reality we tend to create our themes with a particular website's needs in mind. For that reason, I'm including this section to show how to create the post type, taxonomy, content page template, and archive template.

🧰 Resources:
• Course Playlist:    • Building a WordPress Classic Theme with Pi...  
• Course info and resources on GitHub: https://github.com/adamslowe/pinegrow...
• Download the course files: https://github.com/adamslowe/pinegrow...

🧭Course Navigation
• Module 1 - Prerequisite Information and Project Setup
• Module 2 - Creating the Theme Templates
• Module 3 - Custom Post Types and Custom Blocks
3-1 — Custom Post Types and Taxonomies (You are here!)
3-2 — Creating a custom query loop block
3-3 — Creating a custom form block
3-4 — Managing Theme.json
• Module 4 - The Kitchen Sink
Using JavaScript libraries, making back-to-top buttons, using custom code, and more.

🌐 My Websites:
• https://adamlowe.io
• https://peakperformancedigital.com

✅ Connect with Me:
• Facebook:   / peakperformancedigital  
• LinkedIn:   / adasmshawnlowe  
• YouTube:    / @adamloweio  
• Twitter:   / @adamslowe  

⚙️Tools I Use:
• WordPress.org: https://wordpress.org/
• Pinegrow Website Editor: https://pinegrow.com/

⌚ Timestamps:
00:00 - What we are building
00:45 - Registering a Custom Post Type
01:32 - Online custom post type generators
05:05 - Creating a custom taxonomy
06:00 - Custom Post Type Template
10:48 - Custom Post Type Archive

📝Note: I'm not affiliated with Pinegrow in any way. I'm just a happy, paying customer who wants to see the product continue to grow and thrive, and to help build a more active community around it.