Posts Block

Posts Block – Pro!

The premium version of the plugin now comes bundled with versatile posts block module.

Advanced Features

  • 13 different styles to present your blog posts or any custom post type and 5 different styles for the header. The preview for most styles is presented below.
  • Advanced AJAX based category or custom taxonomy filters. The filter list is super responsive – changes from horizontal to dropdown list as the device width is reduced.
  • AJAX pagination support with ability to seamlessly handle large number of pages.
  • Load more and Next Prev navigation available as other modes for AJAX based posts navigation.
  • Built-in cache for performance of filtering, pagination, load more.
  • Help users navigate the entire collection of blog posts or custom post types and their categories without reloading the page.
  • Large number of customization options – decide on what you want user to see and how you want it to be presented.

Magazine Style with Next Prev

Grid Style with Pagination

Carousel Style with Next Prev

Posts Block with Load More

Portfolio Grid with Pagination

Quite a Few Pages to Navigate

Magazine Style

Magazine Style 2

Blog Style 1 with Pagination

Blog Style 2 with Load More

Blog Style 3 with Pagination

Blog Style 4

Magazine Style

Featured Taxonomies/Categories

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