WP Post Modules for Elementor

Sites that publish a lot of posts need more than a plain list. Editors want to put a lead story next to a column of headlines, or show a portfolio grid beside a blog feed. WP Post Modules for Elementor gives you post modules you place inside Elementor and adjust visually, so each section of a page can present content in its own way.

The modules offer several display styles, along with options for columns, spacing, borders and backgrounds. Ten pre-built homepage layouts come as Elementor JSON templates for magazine, blog and news sites, which gives you a base to adapt. The layouts are responsive and retina ready, so they adjust to different screen sizes.

Features

• Multiple display styles: Show posts as a grid, list, tile or multi-column layout, with styling sub-options for each, so different parts of a site can present content differently.
• Ten homepage layouts: Import ready-made Elementor JSON templates made for magazines, blogs and news websites, then adjust them to fit your own content and design.
• Columns and custom gutters: Build layouts with multiple columns and control the spacing between them, which helps keep complex post sections aligned and easy to read.
• Adjustable split ratio: Set the width ratio between the thumbnail and the text so the image or the written content gets the emphasis you want.
• Circular list thumbnails: Show list thumbnails as rounded images for a different look from the standard square or rectangular crop.
• Border options: Choose full, half or no borders around post content so the modules match the rest of your site's design.
• Overlay on custom backgrounds: Place post content over custom backgrounds to create modules where the text sits directly on top of the image or color.
• Drag and drop editing: Build and style post layouts inside Elementor without writing code, with responsive and retina-ready output across screen sizes.

Best for

• Magazine and newspaper sites built with Elementor
• Bloggers who want varied post layouts
• Portfolio owners and agencies building content-heavy sites