Select post type to populate your Dyggrid with information from WordPress post types. WordPress only has two default post types called “post” and “page”, however custom post types can also be used. The easiest way to add additional post types is with the Custom Post Types UI plugin.
Fields
Post type
Drop down this field for a list of all post types currently registered with your installation of WordPress. You can also manually enter a post type if you plan to configure one in the future. If you are using Woocommerce, select “product” as your post type to create a Dyggrid of products.
Taxonomy Filter Settings
Configure the next 3 fields to filter your post type results based on a taxonomy/term.
Taxonomy Filter
Drop down this field for a list of all taxonomies currently registered with your installation of WordPress. You can also manually enter a taxonomy if you plan to configure one in the future. A default WordPress installation will have “category” and “post_tag”, however themes and plugins routinely add additional taxonomies. To add additional taxonomies yourself you can use the Custom Post Types UI plugin.
Filter Operator
What operator to use to compare your taxonomy/term. This will normally mean “IN” which means “is the term in this taxonomy”.
Filter term slug
This must be set to the term slug, not the term name. For example if you are trying to find posts in the category “Latest News”, the slug will likely be “latest-news”. You can find the slug for each term by looking in the associated WordPress taxonomy list, e.g. dashboard/Posts/Categories.
To list multiple terms, separate them with a comma.
Also see the magic fields documenation in relation to filter term slug values.