Masonry
Post Grid
Widget for Elementor
The Masonry Post Grid widget displays your posts in a visually appealing masonry grid style, giving your website a modern and dynamic look that stands out from traditional grid layouts.
Advanced Post Selection
Our advanced post query options will give you full control to filter your posts exactly the way you want.
Masonry Post Grid Widget Frequently Asked Questions
The Masonry Post Grid widget is a flexible and visually appealing way to display your posts in a grid format, with the unique masonry layout. This layout automatically adjusts the grid items to fit together seamlessly, offering a clean, organized look for your content. It’s perfect for showcasing multiple posts while ensuring a responsive and dynamic appearance across devices.
This widget requires the Unlimited Elements Pro version installed and activated on your WordPress website.
- Go to the Unlimited Elements Widget Library.
- Search for “Masonry Post Grid” in the search bar.
- Hover over the widget in the search results and click Install.
- Add the “Masonry Post Grid” widget to any Elementor page.
The Masonry Post Grid widget is not free; it is included in the Unlimited Elements Pro version. Unlock this widget and many other advanced features by upgrading to Pro. Upgrade Now
In this widget, you can choose from three layout types: Overlay, Under, or Overlap. The Overlay option places content over the image, while Under places content below the image, and Overlap allows content to overlap with the image in a dynamic way. This flexibility lets you tailor the design to your site’s aesthetic preferences.
Yes, this widget allows you to customize the gaps between elements. This gives you control over the spacing between each post in the grid. Whether you prefer tight, compact arrangements or more spacious layouts, you can adjust the gutter to suit the design and functionality needs of your website.
This widget has a minify option, which allows you to control how elements are arranged in the grid. When enabled, the minify option places elements in the shortest column to optimize space. Alternatively, you can disable Minify to keep the exact order of the list as it appears in your content. This gives flexibility for design and performance.
The link type for posts in this widget can be customized. You can select Post Link, which links to the individual post, or Disable Link to remove any links. Additionally, you can choose Dynamic Post Popup to display content in a popup, or Link from Meta Field to link the post to a specific meta field.
This widget allows for extensive customization of the layout. You can choose what elements to display, such as the post title, intro text, button, and categories. This flexibility helps you create a personalized grid layout that showcases the most important aspects of each post to fit your website’s design and style.
Yes, you can customize the post query in this widget. This feature allows you to select specific posts to display based on categories, tags, or other criteria. Whether you want to show recent posts, specific categories, or posts from custom queries, the widget gives you full control over the content displayed.
Using the Masonry Post Grid widget is simple. Drag and drop the widget into your Elementor page, select your posts source, and configure the grid layout. You can customize the appearance by adjusting the number of columns, gaps, and selecting which post elements to display, such as titles, categories, and buttons. Check out our documentation for a detailed guide.
