Select content for a display

The Post Grid Pro uses a query builder to select WordPress posts by category, tag, author, date, custom post type, or custom taxonomy. Include or exclude specific posts, then order results by date, title, popularity, or random selection. Use a query to organize a magazine homepage, news archive, related-content section, or content hub.

Choose a layout and browsing settings

Present selected content in a responsive grid, masonry arrangement, list, hover layout, slider, or filterable gallery. Control whether titles, excerpts, authors, dates, and categories appear, and adjust colors, typography, and spacing for desktop, tablet, and mobile screens.

Pro adds AJAX filtering by category or tag, so visitors can narrow results without a page reload. Choose AJAX pagination, a load more button, or infinite scroll to let them view the collection.

Use your preferred editing workflow

Gutenberg blocks cover grids, lists, hover effects, and sliders, with live previews while editing. Elementor widgets include controls for typography, colors, spacing, and animations. Divi Builder modules support Visual Builder compatibility, inline editing, and styling options. For sidebars, footers, pages, posts, and other shortcode-compatible areas, configure a display and insert its generated shortcode.

Pro tools for templates and submissions

• Create archive templates for category, tag, and author pages, plus individual post templates, using Elementor or Gutenberg.
• Display registered custom post types such as portfolios, products, events, and testimonials.
• Let registered users submit and manage posts from the front end with built-in login and registration forms.
• Use integrated ChatGPT and Gemini support in Gutenberg to generate post content and descriptions.
• Import more than 90 pre-made sections and complete page layouts for Elementor and Gutenberg.

Set up a display

Install and activate the plugin, make a layout with its query and appearance settings, then add it through a Gutenberg block, Elementor widget, Divi module, or generated shortcode. Preview the display and adjust its responsive layout and visible fields as needed.