News Layouts for Elementor WordPress Plugin

Sites that publish a lot of articles need a clear way to present them. Building a news grid or a sliding highlights bar by hand in Elementor takes time. News Layouts for Elementor WordPress Plugin supplies the layouts as widgets, so you place them on a page, pick a style and adjust the settings in the Elementor editor.

The plugin includes 3 widgets: news layouts, carousels and classic grids. You can show items in 1 to 3 columns, pin sticky posts, pull in custom post types and pick a pagination style. Colors can be set for each widget, and the layouts are responsive and retina ready. It requires Elementor to run, since it extends the editor rather than replacing it.

Features

• 11 news styles: Choose from 11 classic and modern news styles, then mix them across pages to match the tone of a blog, magazine or news portal.
• Three Elementor widgets: The plugin adds 3 widgets for news layouts, carousels and classic grids. You drag them onto a page in the Elementor editor like any other element.
• Five carousel styles: Show headlines and featured stories in a sliding carousel. There are 5 carousel styles to pick from, so highlights can look different from your main grid.
• Sticky post support: Pin important stories to the top of a news grid or carousel so the articles you want readers to see first stay in front.
• Custom post types: Display content from custom post types as well as regular posts, which lets the layouts work with the content structure your site already uses.
• Multiple pagination options: Pick numeric pagination, classic navigation or a Load More button to control how visitors move through longer lists of articles.
• Animations and color settings: Add motion with more than 200 animation effects and set custom colors for each widget so news sections follow your brand.
• Responsive and translation ready: Layouts are responsive and retina ready, and included .po and .mo files let you translate the interface for sites in other languages.

Best for

• Elementor users building news or magazine sites
• Bloggers who publish many articles and want varied layouts
• Agencies setting up content-heavy sites for clients