Post Setting

The Post Settings panel allows you to control how posts are fetched and displayed in all post-related blocks (such as Grid, List, Slider, Hero Banner, etc.). These settings help you filter content, adjust ordering, and manage layout behavior.

Below is a detailed explanation of each option:


1. Select Posts Type #

Choose the type of content you want to display.

Options:

  • Posts – Displays regular blog posts (default).
  • (If available) Custom Post Types – Displays other post types registered on your site.

Use this option when you want to show specific content types instead of standard blog posts.


2. Order By #

Controls how posts are sorted.

Example Option:

  • Newest to Oldest – Displays the most recently published posts first.
  • Oldest to Newest
  • A – Z
  • Z – A

This setting helps prioritize fresh or specific content.


3. Select Taxonomy #

Defines how posts are filtered.

Default Option:

  • Categories
  • Tags
  • Post Badges

If your website uses custom taxonomies, they may also appear here.


4. Filter by Category #

Allows you to display posts from specific categories.

  • Select one or multiple categories.
  • If no category is selected, posts from all categories will be shown.
  • Ensure posts are properly assigned to categories for accurate filtering.

💡 Tip: For demo-like layouts, match the categories used in the pattern design.


5. Number of Posts #

Controls how many posts will be displayed in the block.

Example:

  • 4 → The block will display 4 posts.

Adjust this number depending on:

  • Layout design
  • Available space
  • Website performance considerations

6. Enable Pagination #

When enabled, pagination links will appear below the posts.

This allows visitors to:

  • Navigate to additional posts
  • Browse older content without overcrowding the layout

Best used for Grid and List layouts with larger content sections.


7. Number of Items to Offset #

This option skips a specific number of posts before displaying results.

Example:

  • If set to 2, the first 2 latest posts will be skipped, and the block will start displaying from the 3rd post.

This is useful when:

  • You already displayed featured posts in another block.
  • You want to avoid duplicate content on the same page.

Best Practice Recommendation #

  • Use Category Filtering to organize homepage sections.
  • Use Offset to prevent repeated posts across multiple blocks.
  • Avoid setting very high post counts for better performance.
  • Enable pagination for larger blog sections.

These Post Settings give you full control over how content is dynamically displayed across your website.

Updated on March 4, 2026

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