WP Blog Post Layouts Premium

Build a post archive

WP Blog Post Layouts Premium lets you arrange default WordPress posts in an archive without coding. Its layout and query controls work with Gutenberg and Elementor, so you can build a general blog view or focus an archive on selected categories. The add-on can be used with any WordPress theme.

In Gutenberg, select from the CV Grid Post Layout, CV List Post Layout, and CV Masonry Post Layout blocks. Elementor has layouts for use in its editor. Both editing environments provide ways to configure the archive and its appearance.

Pick a format and variation

Choose Grid, List, or Masonry. Each format has three variations, for nine settings altogether. Set the archive to display up to five columns. Grid suits a multi-column arrangement, List gives posts a more linear presentation, and Masonry arranges posts in a masonry-style layout.

Set the post query

Query options determine which posts appear and in what order. Select a category to display posts from that category, set the post count, and sort by post date or title in ascending or descending order.

After choosing the posts, set the content length to control how much text appears. Meta information can be shown or hidden, and post margins can be enabled or disabled.

Adjust the presentation

Layout and typography settings let you refine the archive's appearance. Color controls cover font color, button background color, border color, and link hover color. Enable or disable custom typography, then set typography options for the block title, post title, content, meta information, and button.

The settings are grouped into Basic Settings, Query Settings, Layout Settings, and Typography Settings. Together, they let you manage post selection, arrangement, spacing, and text styling for the archive.

Configure the archive

Start by selecting a layout type and variation. Configure the number of columns, choose a category if needed, and set the post order and count. Then adjust content length, meta visibility, and margins before refining colors and typography. The settings panels use drag-and-drop and click-based controls, so coding knowledge is not required.

Install and activate the add-on in WordPress, then open its settings panels. Configure the Basic, Query, Layout, and Typography settings and use the resulting archive with Gutenberg or Elementor.