The Post Grid – Shortcode, Gutenberg Blocks and Elementor Addon for Post Grid
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Display WordPress posts in beautiful grid, list, slider, and filter layouts. Works with Gutenberg, Elementor, Divi, and Shortcodes.
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What It Does
The Post Grid lets you display WordPress posts in grid, list, slider, and filter layouts without writing code, and it ships with blocks and widgets for Gutenberg, Elementor, and Divi. It pulls posts by category, tag, author, or custom query, and renders them through shortcodes or page builder elements. In practice, it is a one-stop post display plugin that replaces several smaller list and slider addons.
Who It's For
This plugin fits site owners who publish frequently across multiple categories and need flexible layouts for blogs, magazines, portfolios, directories, or job boards. It is especially useful for users who switch between Gutenberg and Elementor and want one plugin that works in both editors. Agencies building client sites with varied content types will also benefit from the query and filtering options.
Who Should Skip It
If your site only shows a simple blog with one category and you are happy with your theme's default post list, this plugin is overkill. Users on PHP 7.3 or older, or those running heavily customized custom post type setups, may hit compatibility friction.
The Bottom Line
The Post Grid is a well-maintained, highly rated, and broadly compatible post display plugin that covers Gutenberg, Elementor, Divi, and shortcodes in one package. With 100,000 installs and a recent update, it is a safe default pick for most content-heavy sites. The only real gap is limited public support history, so users who rely heavily on ticketed support may want to verify that before committing.
Related Plugins
Pick Content Views when you want a similar feature set with a slightly different query builder and widget approach, and the two plugins tie on overall score.
Pick Depicter instead when sliders and popups are your main need and post grids are secondary.
Pick PostX when you are a pure Gutenberg user who wants deeper block patterns and editorial starter sites.
Pick Ultimate Post Kit when you live entirely inside Elementor and prefer a widget pack that follows Elementor's design system.
Pick Blog Designer Pack when you want more decorative blog templates out of the box and do not need Elementor or Divi integration.