Quick Start
Get your first relationship working in a few minutes.
1. Add a relationship in the UI
- Edit any post or page.
- Find the Content relationships meta box.
- Choose a relationship type (e.g. Related to).
- Use the search to add related posts, users, or terms.
- Update the post.
Relationships are stored in the dedicated table and are available to WP_Query, shortcodes, blocks, and the REST API.
2. Configure (optional)
Go to Settings → Content Relationships to:
- Enable or disable relationship types
- Set constraints (e.g. max connections per post)
- Enable manual ordering for related items
- Configure integrations (WooCommerce, duplicate-post, etc.)
3. Display related content
Use a shortcode in post content or a widget:
[naticore_related_posts type="related_to" limit="5" layout="list"]Or use the Related Content block in the block editor.
Next: Relationships for PHP and PHP API for the full reference.
See also
- Relationships — Create and query from PHP
- Use cases — Products, courses, related articles, favorites
- Shortcodes — All shortcode attributes
- Widget — Related Content in the sidebar
- Troubleshooting — Empty results, permissions