Choose content, then pick how it appears

The Post Grid Pro lets you select WordPress content with a query builder and present it in responsive grids, lists, masonry layouts, hover shows, sliders or filterable galleries. Set criteria such as 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. These settings can support a magazine homepage, news archive, related-content area or hub for other registered content.

Choose which details to display, including titles, excerpts, authors, dates and categories. Adjust colors, typography and spacing for desktop, tablet and mobile screens.

Place layouts in your preferred editor

Gutenberg includes dedicated blocks for grids, lists, hover effects and sliders, with live preview editing. Elementor widgets provide controls for typography, colors, spacing and animations. Divi Builder modules work with its Visual Builder, inline editing and styling settings. For other shortcode-compatible areas, configure a display and insert its generated shortcode on a page, post, sidebar or footer.

Pro utilities for archives and visitor interaction

• AJAX filtering and pagination: Let visitors filter posts by category or tag without reloading the page. Add AJAX pagination, a load more button or infinite scroll.
• Archive and single-page templates: Build layouts for category and tag archives, author pages and individual posts with Elementor or Gutenberg.
• Custom post types: Display registered content such as portfolios, products, events and testimonials.
• Front-end post submission: Let registered customers submit and manage posts through built-in login and registration forms.
• Gutenberg writing assistance: Use integrated ChatGPT and Gemini support to generate post content and descriptions.
• Pre-made designs: Import more than 90 sections and complete page layouts for Elementor and Gutenberg.

Set up a display

Install and activate the extension in WordPress, create a layout, and configure its content query and appearance. Add it with a Gutenberg block, Elementor widget, Divi module or generated shortcode. Preview the result and adjust the responsive layout and visible fields as needed.