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Posts in a grid, masonry or list with filters and pagination.
Advanced Post Grid lists posts, pages or any public custom post type in a grid, a masonry layout or a list. A query builder picks the posts, four card styles control the look, and a filter bar and pagination load more posts without reloading the page. Use it for blog pages, news sections and archive templates.
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Show the latest posts in a grid with a category filter bar and numbered pages.
Feature the first post at double size and list the rest around it.
Set the source to Current Query so the widget shows the posts of the archive or search page it sits on.
List any public post type, such as case studies, and filter by its own taxonomy.
A few steps from adding the widget to a finished result.
Yes. Source lists every public post type on the site, and Filter By and Badge Taxonomy list every public taxonomy.
No. New posts are fetched in the background and placed in the grid. The exception is Current Query, which uses normal page links.
Yes. Set Source to Current Query (archives and search) and the widget shows the posts of the page it is placed on.
From the word count of the post content, at 220 words per minute, with a minimum of 1 minute.
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