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This is an example of how to append Pods Templates to content in a custom post type. For an automated version of this see: https://github.com/pods-framework/pods-frontier-auto-template

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DDerekCaelin
Last edited Dec 21, 2018
Created on Jun 27, 2018

This example shows how to append Pods Templates to the content of custom post types in WordPress. The plugin registers a `the_content` filter that checks the post type and, for types like `tool`, `campaign`, and `activity-report`, uses the `pods()` API to fetch the current post and render its designated template before the original content. The code relies on the Pods framework to load templates for each post type, returning the template output prepended to the standard content. It modifies display output without altering stored data.

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