Quick Start The plugin assumes your articles are well categorized. To display the archive, use the shortcode anywhere in a page or article. [archivist category="kitten"] [archivist tag="kitten"] Replace “kitten” with your category/tag. Watch out, we need the slug here. That’s the name without capital letters and spaces. Placeholders You can specify a custom template to display the archive elements. Go to Settings > Archivist for plugin preferences. Use HTML and any of the following template placeholders. %TITLE% – The post title. %PERMALINK% – The post permalink. %AUTHOR% – The post author. %CATEGORIES% – The post categories as unordered list. %CATEGORIES|...% – The post categories with a custom separator. Example: %CATEGORIES|, % %TAGS% – The post tags with default separator. %TAGS|...% – The post tags with a custom separator. Example: %TAGS|, % %EXCERPT% – The post excerpt. %POST_META|...% – Any post meta. Example: %POST_META|duration%. %POST_META|...|...% – Any post meta list, separated by custom HTML. Example: %POST_META|guest|<br>% %DATE% – The post date with default format. %DATE|...% – The post date with custom format. Example: %DATE|Y/m/d% %POST_THUMBNAIL|...x...% – The post thumbnail with certain dimensions. Example: %POST_THUMBNAIL|75x75% %COMMENTS% – The post comment count. %ACF|field_name% – Display ACF field. Uses the get_field() function. You can add your own placeholders: add_filter( 'archivist_template_render', function( $template, $post ) { // modify $template return $template; }, 10, 2 );...