Post List – Gutenberg Block

This is a feature of the premium plan.

The following options appear in the editor side panel after you selected a block.

Restrict the tags only to these taxonomies. Available are only taxonomies that have been activated in the Settings.

How the tags should be logically connected. Possible values are “IN” (At least one tag matches.), “AND” (All tags match.) and “IN AND” (At least one tag from each group matches).

Restrict the posts to those having tags in these groups.

How many posts appear under the filter. Use -1 to show all.

Please note that high numbers of posts may impact the performance.

If the pager is enabled then visitors can load the next or previous page or click on a page number. It is also possible to use the cursor keys left and right to flip through pages.

Please note that for a random post order the posts will be randomized for each page and the same post might therefore appear on different pages.

• top
• bottom
• both

Time in minutes that results remain in the cache on the server.

Which field to use for sorting.

Whether to sort the posts in ascending or descending order. Ascending order also means from oldest to newest.

Whether to display a line that shows the total amount of posts. This message appears only if the number is greater than zero.

The post template defines how each post is displayed. The default template shows the featured images on the left, the post title and meta on the right and the post excerpt below.

Starting from version 1.30.0, you can choose among popular templates.

Customize the post template how you need it. In the text area you see the HTML of the last selected post template. Please be aware that when you return to one of the preset templates, your custom changes will be lost.

Possible placeholders are: {post_id}, {post_title}, {permalink}, {post_excerpt} (automatically generated), {post_excerpt_html} (preserves most common html tags), {post_date}, {post_author}, {image_src} or {image_src|image size}, {image_alt}, {post_category}, {post_tags}, {custom_field:<name>}¹.

Please note that the HTML will be sanitized, i.e. some tags and attributes might be removed. In that case try to use a class instead.

The following formats are possible:

• keywords like “thumbnail”, “medium”, “large” or any custom image size². This method provides the best performance when loading an image. You can change the sizes in the general Media settings of your WordPress site and then use a plugin such as Regenerate Thumbnails to generate the new sizes.
• width and height, separated by “x”. On both sides you can use numbers (sizes in pixel), percentages or the keyword “auto”. The image loaded by the browser may actually be larger and scaled down.

Examples for the image tag:

<img src=”{image_src|medium}” alt=”{image_alt}” class=”tg-entry-image” />

<img src=”{image_src|100×150}” alt=”{image_alt}” class=”tg-entry-image” />

<img src=”{image_src|100%×auto}” alt=”{image_alt}” class=”tg-entry-image” />

Here you can enter the path to an image that will be used as default, if the post doesn’t have a featured image. Leave empty to use the plugin’s default.

Many more options are available in the shortcode. You can transform the block to a shortcode to keep the settings.

Message to show if no posts were found.

Label of the link to load more posts, if the pager is active.

Label of the link to go back, if the pager is active.

Message if one post was found, if “Display the total amount of posts” is active.

Message if many posts were found, if “Display the total amount of posts” is active. May contain the placeholder {count}

You can set here classes to be referred to in CSS. You need some knowledge of CSS to use these options.

Define a class for the <div>.

Define a class for the enclosing <article>.