WordPress plugin
Latest Posts Block
Use the WordPress block editor to display recent posts in grid, list, full, express, or tile layouts. Each layout type has multiple pre-designed looks, and Premium includes 30+ posts box layouts. The extension is designed for building post sections without coding knowledge or a third-party page builder.
Latest Posts Block Premium brings post selection and layout controls into Gutenberg
Use the WordPress block editor to display recent posts in grid, list, full, express, or tile layouts. Each layout type has multiple pre-designed looks, and Premium includes 30+ posts box layouts. The extension is designed for building post sections without coding knowledge or a third-party page builder.
Post queries and content options
Choose a category, set the number of posts, and order them by date or name. Multiple category display designs are available. For each post, choose an picture size and show or hide its title, category, excerpt, and other meta entries. Adjust excerpt length when excerpts are enabled. Read-more controls let you set the link wording and presentation.
Typography, icons, and box styling
Typography settings include more than 800 Google font families, with controls for font weight and subsets. Adjust text sizes for desktop, tablet, and mobile views. Font Awesome 5 icons are available for details such as the author, date, and comment count. Box shadows, borders, border radius, content gaps, colors, and spacing controls let you adapt the presentation to the rest of the website.
Post section examples
- Arrange recent posts in a multi-column homepage grid.
- Use a compact list in a sidebar or secondary content area.
- Display category-based posts with selected ordering and post counts.
- Choose tile or express layouts for a visual content section.
Setup in the block editor
Install the plugin on a WordPress website that works with the block editor, also known as Gutenberg. Add a Latest Posts Block to a page or post and choose a layout. Configure its query, content, typography, color, icon, border, and spacing settings, then choose a pre-designed look. Review the block at desktop, tablet, and mobile sizes before publishing or updating the page.