How to customize the display of the desired parts of the post in Wordpress?

Question

WordPress

The question is probably confusing, I'll try to explain. It is necessary that the main page displays a list of posts, which specifically included: Thumbnail, title and two or three fields (the value of which in each post will be unique, but which are united by a common tag, if you can call it that.
On the example of a real estate site:
there are several records of apartments, each record contains the parameters of the apartment: refrigerator (yes / no), washing machine (yes / no) and it is enough to display some values ​​on the main icon (refrigerator, washing machine, etc.), and then with icons and a numerical value next to (total area (in m2)) . And still desirable. so that by some parameters there is a custom sorting. Where can you even read about it? In addition to the code, everything is very complicated there, I'm a complete beginner and I'm trying to create my own theme almost from scratch. PHP too I do not know, but on an example I can understand. Is it possible to implement all this with the help of taxonomy?

Answer 1

I'm afraid you've taken on a very ambitious task if:
Because the development of a custom theme, and then also a custom real estate platform, in fact, is a very big piece of work and here you will need:
- full, good knowledge of WP - core, queries, hooks, etc.
- full, good knowledge of PHP - because WP is written in PHP and everything, except layout, you will have to do with PHP
- good knowledge of SQL, because in matters of the same content filtering you can’t do without it. I won’t
answer the question itself, because the Talmud is needed here. Yes, and it will not be enough, because 95% of success in this idea is experience and understanding of how to build a complex and potentially loaded project. If this is not the case, the project will not take off, because:
- firstly, you are unlikely to do it in a reasonable time and in an acceptable form, but even if, then see further
- it will simply not be allowed on popular sites like ThemeForest, it will simply go into rejection in terms of the level and quality of solutions
- even if by some miracle it passes (but no), it will not stand up to criticism from users-buyers, because it will work "so-so", expanding-finishing without pain will not work (and you must always finish it)
Conclusion - take the simpler task first. On it, learn PHP and WordPress a little more thoroughly. And only then take on ambitious projects.
And another bonus news - for the success of your "premium theme" the theme itself and its quality are not even of paramount importance. The most important thing is His Majesty Marketing . Without it (and injections into it), even good products fly by unnoticed by anyone.