Which content can you display?

WP Ultimate Post Grid Premium arranges posts, pages, and custom post types in responsive grids. A live preview helps you shape a grid with multiple templates and the Template Editor. Items can link to their post or featured image, and you can set custom links or pictures.

Use a grid for an author archive, filtered resource library, category or tag directory, recipe collection, or visual listing of custom post types. The extension also integrates with WP Recipe Maker for recipe grids.

How can you select and filter entries?

Premium lets you limit posts by taxonomy, author, date, or post ID, then order a grid by a custom field. A post grid can also use an Isotope filter based on a taxonomy or custom field. Separate grids can display categories or tags.

Visitors can narrow results with plain text filters, dropdowns for any taxonomy, or taxonomy checkboxes. Filters can allow multiselect and display post counts for their terms. Shortcode controls can dynamically adjust a grid's content where it appears.

How can visitors view a grid?

Pagination is available for larger collections, with Premium options for a Load More button, load-on-filter pagination, and infinite scroll pagination. Deeplinking can open a grid in a particular filtered state.

Where can you place grids?

Add each grid and its filters with their own shortcode, or use the Gutenberg Block Editor. The plugin also works with the Classic Editor.

Build and place a grid

Install and activate Premium, then build a grid with the live preview. Select the content source, select a template, and configure ordering, filters, and pagination. Add the completed grid where needed with its shortcode or a Gutenberg block. For a filtered view, set the relevant taxonomy, custom field, author, date, or ID rules before publishing.