Advanced Post Block Pro

Advanced Post Block Pro presents WordPress posts, pages, and custom post types in responsive layouts in the Gutenberg editor. Choose which content enters a section, then adjust how it appears and preview it on the page or post. It is suited to blogs, magazines, news websites, and other content-heavy websites.

Select the content

Choose a post type and filter by category, tag, author, keyword, or custom taxonomy. Set ordering and offsets, and include or exclude specific posts by ID. Pro query presets offer quicker setups for Popular, Random, Sticky, Most Comments, Related Posts, and other supported selections.

Use pagination, previous and next navigation, load more controls, or infinite scroll to browse content. AJAX loading can display additional posts without a page reload. Post view tracking and popularity sorting can help bring frequently viewed content forward.

Choose a layout

The Pro Template Library includes Pro-only layouts that you can import from the editor toolbar. Search the library, filter by category or Free/Pro status, preview layouts, and keep favorites in a dedicated tab.

Available layouts include Grid 1, Timeline, List Left/Right Even-Odd, and Overlay Content Box sub-layouts. Timeline displays can execute vertically or horizontally. Set the maximum width, line width, dot style, position, and size. Dates can appear inline, in the gutter, or on a badge, with content grouped by year and month.

Configure interactive displays

Accordion themes include With Thumbnail, Numbered FAQ, Split Panel, and Minimal Lines. Choose whether multiple panels can stay open, set the animation speed, choose from 12 additional indicator icon sets, and use Lift or Zoom hover animations.

Ticker controls include direction, speed, interval, height, visible post count, and pausing when a pointer hovers over the ticker. News ticker settings also cover the label, theme, type, and animation. These settings suit headlines, announcements, compact news bars, and long lists.

Adjust the block and place it

Choose whether to show featured images, titles, metadata, excerpts, and read more links. Metadata can include the date, author, and categories. Adjust alignment, typography, padding, colors, borders, shadows, hover animation, and backgrounds, with responsive behavior for mobile, tablet, and desktop. Shortcode support includes another way to display post blocks elsewhere on the site.

Add a block in WordPress

1. Open the block editor for a page or post.
2. Select the plus icon and find Advanced Post Block in its category.
3. Add the block, choose a Pro layout or template, and select the post type and query settings.
4. Configure the display, filtering, and design options, then save or publish.