Post Layouts Pro for Gutenberg

Blog archives and post lists often look plain, and changing them usually means custom code or a separate page builder. Post Layouts Pro for Gutenberg works inside the block editor instead. You choose a template, set how many columns you want, and decide what each post card shows. The layouts are responsive, so they adjust to desktops, tablets and phones.

Control over each post card is practical. You can show or hide the author, date, categories and comments, change the Read More text, pick landscape or square featured images, and sort posts by date or alphabetically. Social share buttons can be added to the layouts too. It suits personal blogs, online magazines and content-heavy sites that want organized post displays.

Features

• Ten grid templates: Display posts in multi-column grid formats. Ten distinct grid templates give you different looks for blog pages and magazine-style sections.
• Five list templates: Five list templates present posts in a clean, single-column view, which works well when you want readers to focus on titles and excerpts.
• Up to four columns: Set your grid to as many as four columns so the layout fits your design and the screen sizes your visitors use.
• Post meta visibility: Show or hide post details such as author, date, categories and comments, so each layout displays only the information you want.
• Custom Read More text: Change the Read More wording on each post card to match your site's tone and the action you want readers to take.
• Flexible post ordering: Sort posts from newest to oldest, oldest to newest, or alphabetically in either direction, depending on how you want to present content.
• Featured image styles: Choose landscape or square featured images to match the visual identity of your blog or magazine.
• Social share buttons: Add social sharing buttons directly to your post layouts so readers can pass your content along without leaving the page.

Best for

• Bloggers who want better post grids in Gutenberg
• Online magazines and content-heavy WordPress sites
• Designers building blog pages without custom code