WP Post Modules for News & Magazine (Gutenberg)

News and magazine sites need to show many articles in different arrangements: a lead story, a list of recent posts, a section for one topic. Building those layouts by hand takes time. This plugin gives you post modules made for the Gutenberg block editor, so you add them like any other block and set them up from the editing screen.

Each module pulls in your posts and lets you pick a display style, adjust fonts, sizes and colors, and filter by category, tag or custom query. Changes show up live in the editor. The modules are responsive and retina ready, so sections stay sharp on desktops, tablets and phones. It suits blogs, news portals and online magazines that already work in Gutenberg.

Features

• Built for the block editor: The modules work as Gutenberg blocks, so you can drag, drop and customize them from the familiar WordPress editing screen without writing any code.
• Multiple display styles: Pick from several pre-built layout styles to present posts in magazine-like or newspaper-like sections, and use different styles on different parts of a page.
• Typography and color settings: Adjust fonts, sizes and color schemes for each post section so the modules match your site's branding and stay easy to read.
• Responsive and retina ready: Post modules adapt to desktops, tablets and smartphones, and images and text stay crisp on high-density screens.
• Ajax post loading: Posts can load and navigate with Ajax, which reduces full page reloads while readers move through a module.
• Flexible content filters: Filter posts by categories, tags or custom queries to build sections around the topics your readers care about.
• Live preview while editing: See your changes instantly inside the Gutenberg editor, so you can adjust a module and check the result without leaving the page.
• Updated font list: The Google fonts list is kept current, giving you a wide range of typefaces to choose from in the typography options.

Best for

• Online magazine and news portal publishers
• Bloggers who build pages in Gutenberg
• Agencies building editorial sites for clients