Four Posts Grid variations demonstrate the block’s main styling options and responsive behavior. Each example uses a dynamic posts query and updates automatically when new content is published.
1. Classic Grid
A versatile latest-posts grid with three columns on desktop, two on tablet, and one on mobile, complete cards, and numbered pagination.
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2. Magazine Layout
Two large columns with 4:3 images, larger headings, and a text link. A good fit for curated collections and editorial content.
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3. Compact News Feed
A single-column layout without images, sorted by modification date. The focus is on the headline, metadata, and short excerpt.
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4. Visual Gallery
A dense grid of posts with square thumbnails and titles. The query includes only posts with featured images, and the entire card is clickable.