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You can display listing of your all posts/some selected posts by creating rule.
To show listing of your all/some important post first Go to Post Pro Plugin back-end and click on Add Rule menu,a new window will appear.

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Rule TitleStart by assigning a title to the rule.
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Number of PostsSpecify how many posts you want to display per page. For example, type “5” to display only 5 posts, or leave it blank to display all posts.
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Posts OffsetIndicate how many posts to skip from the beginning. This number should match the number of posts chosen in the previous step (# of Posts). For example, if you want to display 5 posts and skip the last 2 posts, type “2” in the Posts Offset field.
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Order ByChoose the criteria for arranging your post listing. Options include:
- Title: Display posts according to title.
- Post Date: Display posts based on the date of publication.
- Modified Date: List posts according to the modified date.
- Comments Count: Arrange posts by the total number of comments on each post.
- Author: List posts by author name.
- Random: Display posts in random order.
- Visitor: Show posts that are most visited by users.
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In OrderChoose to display posts in ascending or descending order.
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Post CriteriaYou can display related posts on a single post page in the sidebar using widgets based on Author, Category, Date, or Tag criteria.
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Posts with Featured ImageOnly posts with featured images will be displayed in the listing.
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Ignore Sticky PostsAccess the “Manage Rules” menu of the WP Post Pro Plugin to view a list of all created rules.
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AuthorDisplay posts related to the selected author.
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Posts CategoriesDisplay posts that are related to the selected category or categories.
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Posts FormatsList posts that match specific post formats.
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Posts IDsType the post IDs you want to display in the listing.
Exclude Posts
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Exclude Post IDsSpecify the post IDs that you do not want to display in the listing.
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Exclude AuthorSkip posts by a selected author from appearing in the listing.
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Exclude CategoriesExclude posts from the selected category or categories from the listing.
Custom Post Types, Taxonomies and Terms Filters
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Custom Post Types, Taxonomies, and Terms FiltersChoose and display posts that are selected.
Dates Filter
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Apply Date FiltersDisplay a listing of posts that match specific date filters. For example, to display posts from the last week, simply check the “Last Week” option.
Custom Fields Filter
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Apply Custom Fields FilterThis section enables you to filter posts based on custom fields. For example, you can use it to divide students into two groups:
1. Those who scored more than 36% marks – labeled as “Pass.”
2. Those who scored less than 36% marks – labeled as “Fail.”
Don’t forget to click on Save Rule to set up the rule.
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