WebOptics

Haseeb Nawaz Awan

Saleem Munawar

Muhammad Asad

M.Nawaz Khalid

<p>The Advanced Post Grid plugin allows you to create customizable and responsive grid layouts to display your posts, pages, or any custom content dynamically. Designed for flexibility and ease of use, this plugin integrates seamlessly with the Gutenberg block editor, offering an intuitive way to showcase your content in a visually appealing grid format. Whether you’re building a blog, portfolio, or product showcase, this plugin gives you full control over the number of columns, layout styling, and content arrangement..</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Dynamic Column Control: Choose the number of columns to display in the grid, adapting to your design requirements.</li>
<li>Customizable Layouts: Style your grids with custom CSS or use default settings for a clean and responsive design.</li>
<li>Dynamic Content Support: Display posts, pages, or any REST-enabled public post type with ease.</li>
<li>Mobile Responsive: Per-block tablet and mobile column controls with an independent responsive toggle.</li>
<li>Shortcode Support: Use <code>[advance_post_grid]</code> anywhere — pages, widgets, classic editor.</li>
<li>Developer Friendly: Extend the plugin’s functionality with hooks, filters, and templates.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Shortcode</h4>
<p>Use [advance_post_grid] anywhere shortcodes are supported — pages, widgets, or the classic editor.</p>
<p>Available attributes (all optional):</p>
<ul>
<li>posttype — Post type to display. Default: post. Accepts any REST-enabled public post type slug.</li>
<li>postgrid — Desktop column count. Default: 3. Accepts: 1, 2, 3, 4.</li>
<li>postgridtablet — Tablet column count. Default: 2. Only applied when enablepostgridres=”true”.</li>
<li>postgridmobile — Mobile column count. Default: 1. Only applied when enablepostgridres=”true”.</li>
<li>enablepostgridres — Enable independent tablet and mobile columns. Default: true. Accepts: true, false.</li>
<li>postperpage — Number of posts per page. Default: 12.</li>
<li>postorder — Sort direction. Default: DESC. Accepts: ASC, DESC.</li>
<li>postorderby — Sort field. Default: title. Accepts: title, date, modified, menu_order, rand, comment_count.</li>
<li>showhidepagi — Show pagination. Default: true. Accepts: true, false.</li>
<li>showhidelink — Show post links and Read More button. Default: true. Accepts: true, false.</li>
<li>showhidecat — Show category badges. Default: true. Accepts: true, false.</li>
<li>showhidedate — Show post date. Default: true. Accepts: true, false.</li>
<li>showhidert — Show estimated read time. Default: true. Accepts: true, false.</li>
</ul>
<p>Example: [advance_post_grid posttype=”product” postgrid=”4″ postperpage=”8″ postorderby=”date” showhidedate=”false” showhidert=”false”]</p>


Advance Post Grid

The plugin allows you to create responsive grid layouts to display your posts, pages, or any custom content dynamically.

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Jakir Hasan

Anik Biswas

Post Grid Gutenberg Blocks for News, Magazines, Blog Websites – PostX


Random posts can't be selected. You need to buy plugin to select such basic option.



Edit: Actually it can and free version has lots of useful options.


Useful plugin


This plugin nails it. It gives me powerful post-grid and block layouts without any complicated setup, and the results look clean and professional right out of the box. Performance stays smooth, compatibility with various themes is solid, and it’s obvious the developers care about quality and updates. Five stars without hesitation — highly recommended for anyone building a blog, magazine or content-heavy site.


Excellent plugin — Powerful yet easy to use

Design professional blogs with advanced Gutenberg blocks, premade templates, dynamic post grids, and smart filters.

Advance Post Grid vs Post Grid Gutenberg Blocks for News, Magazines, Blog Websites – PostX