WordPress plugin
WP Magazine Modules Premium
WP Magazine Modules Premium helps you assemble responsive magazine, news, and blog pages in WordPress. Add content sections in the Gutenberg Editor or use Elementor Page Builder’s drag-and-drop controls to arrange a homepage without coding.
WP Magazine Modules Premium helps you assemble responsive magazine, news, and blog pages in WordPress. Add content sections in the Gutenberg Editor or use Elementor Page Builder’s drag-and-drop controls to arrange a homepage without coding.
Build pages from editorial modules
The add-on includes more than 20 block layouts, with multiple variations for building different kinds of content sections. Available module types include:
- Ticker
- Timeline
- Banner
- Slider
- Post Block
- Post Tiles
- Grid
- List
- Post Filter
- Post Carousel
- Category Collection
- Post Masonry
The capability list specifies two layouts each for the first eleven types. Add multiple blocks to a page and use the block columns option to arrange them. A single block can draw posts from multiple categories, bringing different editorial topics into one section.
Choose what each section publishes
Query settings sort posts by date or title in ascending or descending order. Choose which elements to display, including the title, thumbnail, date, category, tags, content or excerpt, post format, and author. Display options control metadata, content, thumbnails, titles, post margins, metadata icons, and buttons.
Set the visual details
Adjust category colors and set font, button background, border, and link hover colors. Color controls also apply to post titles, metadata, content, and buttons. More than ten blocks support custom typography for block titles, post titles, content, metadata, and buttons. You can toggle inherited add-on typography, and the available Google Fonts include font-weight variations.
Each block’s settings are organized into tabs for basic options, queries, extra settings, fallback images, layout, color, and typography.
Configure a page
Install the plugin, then make or edit a page with Gutenberg or Elementor. Add modules, choose categories and post order, choose the elements to display, and adjust columns, layout, colors, and typography.

