mimo

This plugin adds a widget to your WordPress site called Mimo Masonry, publish this widget wherever needed and set its options, it creates a WordPress Query Loop that has Grid Layout(Isotope) and can be filtered with ajax(Isotope Filtering), it can display any Custom Post Type and has a bunch of design options and loop customizations:
<ul>
<li>-Title: Title of the widget</li>
<li>-Categories to show, use slugs separated by commas: Which categories to include in the loop, they can be custom post types categories</li>
<li>-Categories to hide, use ids separated by commas: The categories to hide, here you need to use id’s</li>
<li>-Filter taxonomyIf you need to filter the loop(ajax filter), write here wchich term you need to filter.</li>
<li>-Offset, number: Write the number for offset in the loop, this means the number of post you need to jump from beginning.</li>
<li>-Number of posts to show: Posts per page</li>
<li>-Image Size to use: This will list all available image sizes in theme, so choose which you prefer</li>
<li>-Post Type to use: This field will list all available post types in theme for you to choose one</li>
<li>-Order: Order of loop</li>
<li>-Order by: Order by</li>
<li>-Columns to use: You can set here until 20 columns</li>
<li>-Title Words, number: How many words to show in title of posts</li>
<li>-Excerpt Words, number: How many words to show in excerpt of posts</li>
<li>-Infinite Scroll: Choose to No, Button or Auto(the infinite scroll triggers when you scroll down the page)</li>
</ul>
This plugin is completely compatible with SiteOrigin Page Builder Plugin.
<h3>Usage instructions</h3>
Just publish the widget wherever needed. It works great with Site Origin Panels plugin to create full layouts.
<h3>Developer instructions</h3>
Apart from the options inside widget you can manipulate the before/after loop and articles content with this actions:
do_action(‘mimo_masonry_before_content’); // The beginnning of content inside each article 
do_action(‘mimo_masonry_after_content’); // The end of content inside each article 
do_action(‘mimo_masonry_before_loop’); // Out of the loop 
do_action(‘mimo_masonry_after_loop’); // Out of the loop
Find plugin and issues solved at <a href="http://mimo.studio" title="Mimo Studio - web design and development" rel="nofollow ugc">http://mimo.studio/</a>

Mimo Masonry

Creates a Widget to display a Masonry, Infinite scroll, filterable loop of posts or whatever custom post type you have. Includes 1-20 columns layout.

Michael Torbert

Once activated, only posts from the current category are displayed in your loop (no posts from sub cats). 
That’s all it does. No options. If you find you need options, let me know and I’ll build them into it.
As of 0.4 I remove the filter after the main query is built so that it doesn’t interfere with widgets. 
If you have a custom query or call wp_query on a category archive template, you’ll need to add and remove the filters before and after your query. Below is an example of how to do this if you use wp_query. Again, this is not necessary unless you have modified queries in a template file.
<pre><code>add_filter( 'posts_where', 'ft_nscp_mod_where' );
query_posts( array( 'your-custom' => 'args' ) );
remove_filter( 'posts_where', 'ft_nscp_mod_where' );
</code></pre>
Its important that you remove what you add.

No Sub-Category Posts in Loops

Once activated, only posts from the current category are displayed in your loop (no posts from sub cats).

Mimo Masonry vs No Sub-Category Posts in Loops