Give your ContentFrame taxonomies a front-end life. Enrich terms with images and details, ship taxonomy archive pages, regenerate thumbnails after size changes, and design it all in Elementor. A companion to free ContentFrame, not a replacement for it.
Term enrichment
Add term images, colors, subtitles, CTA URLs, sort order, featured flags, and hide-from-frontend controls. Edit rich descriptions with a WYSIWYG on supported taxonomies—including Categories and Tags when you opt them in.
Taxonomy archives
Each ContentFrame taxonomy can expose a public term-list archive—image, subtitle, and description ready for Theme Builder or the bundled template—so visitors can browse your structure, not only single terms.
Thumbnail regeneration
Changed an image size? Run the regenerator from ContentFrame → Image Sizes to batch-update existing media for your custom sizes without a separate plugin.
Built for Elementor
Term Name, Term Image, and Term Description widgets, plus dynamic tags for name, image, description, color, subtitle, and CTA URL. Drop them into taxonomy templates and Loop Grids alongside free ContentFrame meta tools.
Stay up to date
Activate your key under ContentFrame → Settings → Plus for term features, archives, regeneration, and one-click updates from GrandSlambert. Free ContentFrame CPT, taxonomy, meta box, and image size tools stay available without a Plus license.
Requires
WordPress 6.4+, PHP 8.0+, and the free ContentFrame plugin. Term enrichment, taxonomy archives, thumbnail regeneration, and term Elementor tools need an active Plus license.
