Custom Post types are the most used feature and most Awesome part of WordPress development whether you’re developing a theme or a plugin.

I have been using custom post type for sometimes now and in different themes and I never thought of this ideas but if your only adding One custom post type this wouldn’t be a big deal since the whole idea here is to keep Multiple menu items in one place.

First, we will start by registering the main menu in our Admin panel .. You can add the code in your plugin file and if your customizing your theme then add this in your functions.php   

/**
 * Adding a menu to contain the custom post types of All resources
 * 
 * @return return $values  comment.
 */
function wptemple_admin_menu() {
    add_menu_page(
    __( 'Menu Title', 'textdomain' ),
        'Menu Name',
        'manage_options',
        'Menu-slug',
        'your_menu_page',
        'dashicons-archive',
        5
    );
}
 add_action('admin_menu', 'wptemple_admin_menu');

the function takes seven parameters.wptemple_admin_menu()

These parameters are –

• Page Title – The text to be displayed in the title tags of the page when the menu is selected.
• Menu Title – The text to be used for the menu.
• Capability – The capability required for this menu to be displayed to the user’.
• Menu Slug– the slug name to refer to this menu item. This should be unique. Here, we used ‘front-sections’.
• Function – The function to be called to output the content for this page.
• Icon – this can add a nice little icon to our menu item. You can use one from WordPress Dashicons.
• Position –  The position in the menu order this one should appear. for default value: null 

Lastly you will have to add this code in your custom post post by replacing true with your menu-slug .

//replace
'show_in_menu'          => true,
// add this code to replace the above code in your custom post snippet.
'show_in_menu'          => 'menu-slug',

Done:

This will will change the default menu location to your custom menu and for more information refer to wordpress.org

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• Understanding of WordPress theme structure (underscore)
• Friendly with HTML & CSS
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• Custom Fields plugins
• Knowledge of PHP

1. FLEXIBLE CONTENT

Flexible content Is more similar to the Repeater fields but its differs with it as the flexible content Adds a new row layout. One layout allows you to create more fields of your choice depending on your design or Complex flexible content layouts. This is more useful as they can be reused in different page sections and Other pages.

After installing your Advanced Custom Fields Plugin  Start by creating your first custom field as in Example shown below =>

Now within this Flexible content, you can create anything you want to display according to your development But in my case, I want to display service that My company offer’s

In order to display more than one identical post like this, you will need to create

TITLE:

DESCRIPTION:

REPEATER FIELD CONTENTS:

You will need to add A layout  Name and the label  the Fields as shown below

In order to post more than one post in the same layout, you will need to create a repeater field

After setting up your custom field Then you can be able to display fields in your templates but I would advise you creating a ”block-Content” file when you can keep all your Block Layout.

if( have_rows('flexible_content_field_name')):
while(have_rows('flexible_content_field_name')): the_row();
get_template_part('template-parts/content-blocks/block-' . get_row_layout() );
endwhile; endif;

Lastly, style your content to meet your design.