Post Grid Gutenberg Blocks – PostX
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Design professional blogs with advanced Gutenberg blocks, premade templates, dynamic post grids, and smart filters.
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What It Does
Post Grid Gutenberg Blocks (PostX) adds a collection of Gutenberg blocks for building blog layouts, including dynamic post grids, post lists, sliders, and filterable archives. It ships with premade starter templates and supports advanced post querying through its own block controls. In practice, it lets WordPress editors assemble magazine-style or grid-based blog pages without leaving the block editor.
Who It's For
This plugin fits bloggers, news sites, and content-heavy publishers who want a polished blog front-end with grids, filters, and templated layouts directly inside Gutenberg. It is well suited to users who prefer a dedicated post-grid specialist over a general-purpose page builder. Small teams that need ready-made blog templates and want to avoid writing custom queries will benefit most.
Who Should Skip It
Users already running Spectra, Kadence Blocks, or a full page builder like Elementor or Bricks likely do not need PostX, since post-grid functionality is already covered there. Sites with fewer than a handful of posts will not see meaningful benefit from its dynamic grids and filtering features.
The Bottom Line
PostX delivers on its core promise of Gutenberg-based post grids with a strong 96/100 user rating, solid maintenance, and an overall PluginCheck score of 82.51/100. Its small install base and limited support history make it harder to recommend over Spectra or Kadence Blocks for most users. Treat it as a solid niche choice if you specifically want a post-grid specialist and not another general block library.
Related Plugins
Pick Spectra if you want a full Gutenberg block suite that includes post grids plus dozens of design and marketing blocks, backed by a million-install user base.
Pick Kadence Blocks if you want a broadly adopted page-builder toolkit with strong post-grid controls and a larger install base for community support.
Pick Starter Templates if your priority is importing complete ready-made sites or pages quickly rather than fine-tuning post grids.
Pick Classic Widgets only if your goal is restoring the classic widget screen; it is unrelated to post grids and should not be considered a real alternative.
Pick PublishPress Blocks if you need fine-grained block-level controls, visibility rules, and editorial permissions in addition to layout blocks.