Toolset Types 3.6.1 – Custom Post Types, Fields And Taxonomy

Toolset Types is a WordPress plugin that helps you create custom post types, custom fields, and taxonomies without writing code. It solves the problem of forcing every website into a single “posts and pages” structure when your content needs its own organization and workflow. With a visual interface and seamless integration into the WordPress admin, you can model content for articles, directories, listings, portfolios, or any other structured data. The result is a more tailored site experience that supports stronger SEO foundations and flexible page building.

Instead of relying on technical development for every new content requirement, Toolset Types lets you define clear structures that editors can use confidently. When your data is well-organized, it becomes easier to present, reuse, and scale as your site grows.

Main Features

• Custom post type creation — Add new content types beyond default WordPress posts and pages.
• Custom fields for content — Define field groups to capture specific details for each content type.
• Taxonomy management — Create and organize categories and tags tailored to your content model.
• No-code configuration — Build and adjust structures using the WordPress UI instead of code snippets.
• Admin-friendly setup — Manage types, fields, and taxonomies within familiar WordPress screens.
• Reusable content structure — Keep consistent field and classification rules across all entries.
• Better content organization — Improve how content is stored and presented through clear data modeling.
• Works with your WordPress setup — Integrates into WordPress workflows so your existing site remains manageable.

Benefits

• More relevant UX — Visitors get content displayed in a format that matches their intent.
• Higher conversions — Clear structured listings and profiles make key information easier to find.
• Improved SEO clarity — Organized post types and taxonomies support cleaner indexing signals.
• Faster publishing — Editors enter data consistently using custom fields and categories.
• Greater flexibility — New content needs can be added without redesigning the entire site.
• Smoother scaling — A defined content model helps your site grow without becoming inconsistent.

Who is it suitable for?

• WordPress site owners who need custom content structures
• WooCommerce store builders who want structured product-adjacent content
• Content-heavy blogs and editorial teams
• Agencies delivering tailored WordPress experiences for clients
• Developers and non-coders creating custom directory or listing pages
• Online schools and community sites organizing profiles and resources