Flexible content layouts for WordPress
The Post Grid Pro is designed for websites that need more control over how blog posts, news articles, and other content are presented. Create responsive grids, list views, masonry arrangements, hover effects, sliders, and filterable galleries without writing code. The plugin supports Gutenberg, Elementor, Divi Builder, and shortcode-based placement, so you can use the editing workflow that best fits your site.
Use the built-in query builder to select content by category, tag, author, date, custom post type, or custom taxonomy. You can also order results by date, title, popularity, or random selection, and include or exclude specific posts. This makes the plugin suitable for home pages, news portals, magazine layouts, archive pages, related-content sections, and content hubs.
Pro capabilities for advanced displays
- AJAX filtering and pagination: Let visitors filter posts by category or tag without a page reload. Add AJAX pagination, load more buttons, or infinite scroll.
- Archive and single-page builder: Create custom templates for category pages, tag archives, author pages, and individual posts using Elementor or Gutenberg.
- Custom post type support: Display portfolios, products, events, testimonials, or other registered custom post types.
- Front-end post submission: Allow registered users to submit and manage posts from the front end with built-in login and registration forms.
- AI content generation: Use integrated ChatGPT and Gemini support within Gutenberg for generating post content and descriptions.
- Pre-made layouts: Import more than 90 pre-made sections and complete page layouts for Elementor and Gutenberg.
Choose the right editing workflow
Gutenberg users can work with dedicated blocks for grid layouts, lists, hover effects, and sliders, with live preview editing. Elementor users can use dedicated widgets with styling controls for typography, colors, spacing, and animations. Divi users can create displays through native Divi Builder modules with Visual Builder compatibility, inline editing, and design options.
If you need to place a layout in a sidebar, footer, page, post, or another shortcode-compatible area, use the universal shortcode generator. Configure a display, copy the generated shortcode, and add it where required. The responsive layouts adjust for desktop, tablet, and mobile screens, while appearance controls let you manage colors, typography, spacing, and visible fields such as titles, excerpts, authors, dates, and categories.
Practical uses
Build a magazine-style homepage, organize a news archive, highlight featured articles, create related-post sections, or present custom content in a structured visual format. AJAX filters can help visitors narrow large collections, while sliders and hover layouts provide alternative ways to encourage content discovery.
Installation
Add The Post Grid Pro to your WordPress site and activate it. Create a layout with the query and appearance settings, then insert it through a Gutenberg block, Elementor widget, Divi module, or generated shortcode. Preview the result and adjust the responsive layout and visible content fields as needed.
