Use own listing html with WP Posts Pro Plugin

gistfile1.txt

add_filter('wpp_layout_modifier', 'wpp_layout_modifier', 10, 2);
function wpp_layout_modifier( $layout_content,$post_id ) {
  // Define your own html here and use placeholders e.g {title}, {date} etc.
	$layout_content = '<div class="wpp_post" itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Article">
	 {title}
	 <div class="wpp_meta">
		<span class="wpp_date">{date}</span>
        <span class="wpp_author">{author}</span>
        <span class="wpp_comments">{comments}</span>
	 </div>
	 <div class="wpp_image">
		 {thumbnail} {content}
		  <div class="wpp_caption">
			 <div class="wpp_readmore">{read_more}</div>
			 <div class="wpp_taxonomy">
			<div class="wpp_category">{categories}</div>
			 <div class="wpp_tags">{tags}</div>
			 </div>
		</div>
	</div>
</div>';
return $layout_content;
}

You can use wpp_layout_modifier hook to apply your own design in wp posts pro plugin. Below are the placeholders you can use in your html.

• Post Title :{title}
• Post Links :{post_link}
• Post Content :{content}
• Featured Image :{thumbnail}
• Read More Link :{read_more}
• Post Date :{date}
• Author Name :{author}
• Post Comments :{comments}
• Post Categories :{categories}
• Post Tags :{tags}
• Custom Fields :{%custom_field_name%}
• Taxonomy :{taxonomy=taxonomy_slug_here}
• Title without link :{raw_title}
• Author without link :{raw_author}
• Author Url :{author_src}
• Site Url :{site_url}
• Template Path :{template_url}
• Featured Image Url :{thumbnail_src}
• Post Date Without Formatting :{raw_date}
• Total Views :{view_count}

You need to define this hook in functions.php of your activated theme.