Creating Custom Post Types with the Pods Plugin

Pods is an incredibly powerful plugin that can extend WordPress. In this webinar, we will go a few steps beyond just the basic three click option of creating custom post types. We will be exploring all the advanced options and customize the custom post types to present a unique experience for clients.
At wpstudio.com, we do lots of interactive training along with provide tools and resources for business owners building their WordPress-based development studios.

[@axency]

I was going to say you talk so much but... actually it's really helpful, more for me, i'm from México, and listen to you explaining this, help me to understand synonyms
, it's like learn english and wordpress together! New fan here

[@WPStudio]

Awesome, thank you!

[@perezrafael9922]

I love this tutorial. A very good explanation. Perfect guy.

[@WPStudio]

Thanks... Stay tuned for 2020, I'm coming back to TH-cam with weekly free training webinars for everyone.

[@PikPikkabbu]

Phantastik tutorial, excellent teacher. Congratulations and thanks a lot

[@BestMLMDXN]

Dear Sir,
Your way of explanation is very good and easy to understand.
I am totally new to PODS.
This is 3 years old video. There has been so many updates in PODS.
Sir, can you make videos on PODS including latest updates so it becomes easy for us to integrate PODS in our websites with latest versions ?
Hope to learn always from you ?
With warm regards,
Vivek Kumar

[@KaiMFS]

This was VERY helpful thank you! I wrote a choose your own adventure story I'm putting on my website for free and if I do multiple stories the page count was going to get crazy so this really helped me figure out how to organize it on my end. I said I'd publish them on Friday so I've got plenty of time! =P

[@danielsu6883]

It's good, mate

[@TheJonboix]

When you export the framework; are you only exporting the structure or content, also?

[@BenjaminBradleycom]

You are exporting through framework, if you want to export the content, you can use the default WordPress exporter. Then when you want to import on a new site, first import the framework of the post type, then import the data from the WordPress export. (Also, there are many other ways to handle export/import, this is just one way.)

[@TheJonboix]

@@BenjaminBradleycom
Thank you. I was hoping that would be the answer.