WP Grid Builder - Bricks

Building filterable grids in a page builder often means writing shortcodes or custom queries. This add-on removes that step. It places a Grid element and a Facet element directly in the Bricks editor, and both render visually as you design. You can set up grids of posts, WooCommerce products or other Bricks elements and give visitors filters to narrow what they see.

When a visitor uses a filter, the plugin fetches and renders only the relevant elements instead of reloading the whole page. It works with Bricks archive templates, popup templates and dynamic content, and it supports Masonry layouts. That makes it a fit for editors and developers who already build with Bricks and want grids and filtering in the same workflow.

Features

• Grid element in Bricks: Create customizable content grids from inside the Bricks editor using a visual interface, with no shortcodes needed to place or arrange them.
• Facet element for filtering: Add facets that let visitors narrow down posts, products or other Bricks elements, so they can find the content they want.
• Dynamic filter rendering: Filters fetch and render only the relevant elements, which gives faster interactions than traditional custom queries that reload the page.
• Post and product filtering: Built-in elements are designed to filter posts and WooCommerce products, which suits both blog browsing and online store listings.
• Container, block and div filtering: Filter a range of Bricks elements, including containers, blocks and divs, to control which content is visible at any moment.
• Archive template compatibility: Display and filter archive content within grids when you work with Bricks archive templates, which widens your layout options.
• Facets for loading more: Use clickable or scroll-triggered facets to load additional content, as an alternative to infinite scroll.
• Masonry and popup support: Build dynamic Masonry grid layouts, and filter content inside Bricks popup templates and other dynamic content elements.

Best for

• Bricks users building filterable post grids
• WooCommerce stores that need product filtering in Bricks
• Developers and editors avoiding shortcodes in layouts