Blog Filter – Post Grid Filter by Category or Tag
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Create a responsive Blog Filter Post Grid to showcase posts. Let visitors filter by Category or Tag easily using Ajax. Supports Elementor and Divi.
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What It Does
Blog Filter generates responsive post grids for WordPress sites and lets visitors narrow down the displayed posts by category or tag using Ajax, so the page reloads without a full refresh. It ships with shortcodes plus compatibility for Elementor and Divi builders, making it usable on most modern WP sites.
Who It's For
This plugin suits bloggers, online magazines, portfolio sites, and resource libraries that need to let visitors sort a large archive of posts by topic or tag without building custom code. It is especially useful for content-heavy publications that want a cleaner browsing experience than a flat archive page.
Who Should Skip It
If you already run a builder like Elementor Pro or Divi and have a dedicated post grid widget, or if your site has fewer than 20 posts, the filtering feature will add little value and one more plugin to maintain.
The Bottom Line
Blog Filter is a well-maintained, well-rated niche plugin that delivers a focused feature: Ajax-based category and tag filtering on a responsive post grid. The overall quality score of 79.42 is held back mainly by its modest install base and limited support history, so if you value scale and a deeper track record, look at Content Views or The Post Grid. For smaller sites that just need clean Ajax filtering without bloat, it is a solid, low-risk choice.
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