Sérgio Santos

psorensen

<p>The WordPress Query Loop Block is a powerful block, enabling authors to curate blog content with fine-grained control over the layout. However, it’s often a requirement that site editors want to pick the specific posts that appear in these content grids and lists. This WordPress plugin adds a block variation of the Query Loop which provides a content picker, allowing editors to choose the exact posts they want to display, while still leveraging the power of the layout control which comes with the Query Loop Block.</p>


Curated Query Loop

Select specific posts to use in a Query Loop

akkilstrom

claracollman

andreasbohman

Per Arnborg

fank1

kinapersson

joelbergqvist

Filip

<p>Solarplexus gives developers a powerful tool for adding dynamic display blocks (as in “various ways of displaying content [in a page/post] that is residing in other areas of your website”).</p>
<p>We created Solarplexus because when building websites that stays close to Core (i.e. accepts and celebrates the Block Editor) there was a clear need for a standardized way of bringing life to feed based websites.</p>
<h4>Who is it for?</h4>
<p>Out of the box the plugin provides two dynamic display blocks. To make full use of the powers of Solarplexus’ ability to create custom display blocks with just a few lines of code – please read the configuration guide.</p>
<h4>The missing core component for dynamic display blocks</h4>
<p>Building WordPress websites in an agency environment since 2003, we – a group of developers – were missing a (for us) central piece of the puzzle: blocks displaying content from other parts of the same website.</p>


Solarplexus

Solarplexus gives developers a powerful tool for adding dynamic display blocks.

Curated Query Loop vs Solarplexus