Multiple Post Type Order free WordPress plugin

This plugin helps to generate multiple re-ordering interface for your post types as well as custom post types as many times as you required for your custom development. With such a custom ordering facility, it will be much faster and easier for the crawlers to generate multiple ordering for same post types as well as individual post types. This plugin development aims to get solutions when you want to display custom ordering for one post-type i.e. HomePage AND custom ordering for same post-type i.e. on Custom Post Page with the help of query code in your custom templates. In order to configure settings, navigate to [ WordPress Admin -> Settings -> Multiple Post Types Order ], where you can see two options: Show/Hide Re-Ordering Interface for Post Types No of times Re-Ordering required After configuring your settings, “MPT Order #” will be displayed on your desired post types and under it, you can drag and drop Re-Order by your Post Titles, hit ‘Save’ and click on Display Query Code. You can use this Query code in your custom templates and customize look-n-feel and your desired result will be displayed. Example Display Query Code: Example Display shortcode: [mpto post_type=’post’ meta_key=’custom_order_type_snv_1′] OR [mpto post_type=’post’ meta_key=’custom_order_type_snv_1′ posts_per_page=’10’ limit=’250′ readmore=’Readmore’ style=’style11′ google_font=’Roboto’ item_width=’300′ item_height=’300′ des_size=’10’ title_size=’18’ it_margin=’2′ title_color=’#ffffff’ des_color=’#ffffff’] Shortcode Builder `post_type` – Your list of post types given in query code `meta_key` – Your meta key value given in query code `posts_per_page` – Display number of lists per page `limit` – Character limit for excerpt or content `readmore` – Custom label for more text with link `style` – You can choose amazing hover style effects from style1 to style22 `google_font` – You can add your desired google fonts by name `item_width` – Set your desired width `item_height` – Set your desired height `des_size`