Organic Builder Widgets Pro extends Organic Builder Widgets with 12 additional widgets and more options for existing sections. Assign the Organic Custom page template to create a widget area for a page. Then add and arrange widgets in the WordPress Customizer, where the live preview reflects your changes. The widgets are designed as full-width sections, use native WordPress functionality, and do not require shortcodes.

12 widgets for page sections

• Event Widget: Display and manage upcoming events.
• Business Info Widget: Show business hours, location, a map, social links, and contact information.
• Image Slideshow Widget: Present pictures with optional slide content and links.
• Split Content Widget: Place a featured image and title beside content, with an option to flip the arrangement.
• Toggle & Tabs Widget: Create expandable or tabbed sections for FAQs, capabilities, and documentation.
• Advanced Search Widget: Add a search section and choose custom post types to include in search.
• Food & Drink Menu Widget: Create food and drink menus for restaurant and cafe pages.
• Client Login Widget: Add a login form to a page for membership or client-focused sites.
• Audio Playlist Widget: Display an audio playlist section.
• Featured Video Widget: Add a promotional video section.
• Image Gallery Widget: Display images in a masonry grid.
• Video Gallery Widget: Arrange featured videos in a masonry grid.

Controls for existing widgets

Pro includes font options, style and background choices, and custom widget heights and widths. It also adds filterable portfolios and blog pagination. The broader widget collection includes hero sections with background images or videos, blog posts, content slideshows, feature lists, portfolios, subpages, team members, testimonials, profiles, pricing tables, featured products, and featured content. Add multiple copies of a widget or combine various widgets on a page. Widgets have their own presentation settings and can inherit styles from the active theme. The add-on also lists widget support for WooCommerce, Gravity Forms, Give, Easy Digital Downloads, and MailChimp.

Use widget areas with Gutenberg

The Widget Area Block lets you register multiple widget areas within a page or post. Add the block in the Gutenberg editor to combine block content with traditional widgets.

Set up a page

1. Add a page under Pages > Add New.
2. Apply the Organic Custom page template in Page Attributes.
3. Click Customize Page.
4. In the Customizer, click Add a Widget, add the sections you need, and arrange them in order.
5. Set each section's content, background, layout, and Pro options, then review the live preview.

The published installation note lists WordPress 4.8+ and PHP 5.3.29+ as requirements. The listing says the extension has not been tested with the latest three major WordPress releases, may no longer be maintained or supported, and may have compatibility issues with recent versions.