Choose a layout for WordPress posts

Ultimate Post Kit Pro adds post layout and dynamic content widgets to Elementor. Use one widget for a focused blog section, or combine widgets to assemble an archive or single-post presentation. Query controls let you select posts, categories, or authors for supported layouts.

Post grids arrange content in rows and columns. Lists place posts vertically, while carousels display them in a horizontally scrollable layout. Sliders give a slide more visual emphasis; available navigation, animation, and autoplay controls depend on the selected slider.

Dynamic widgets and query formats

The Pro dynamic widgets include Dynamic Content, Dynamic Grid, Dynamic Carousel, Dynamic Tabs, and Dynamic Accordion for supported content sources. Dynamic Grid arranges queried posts in rows and columns. Dynamic Carousel presents queried content horizontally, while Dynamic Tabs and Dynamic Accordion organize content into tabbed or expandable sections. Dynamic Content offers a layout for supported dynamic content.

Template Builder elements for archives and posts

Combine the Template Builder's Post Title, Post Content, Post Info, and Post Featured Image elements to create an archive page layout or a single-post presentation. These elements can sit alongside post grids, lists, carousels, sliders, categories, author information, recent comments, news tickers, and other blog widgets.

Slider controls and available templates

Supported sliders can use remote controls, so arrows, fractions, pagination, or thumbnail navigation can be placed separately from the slider. Available blog layout templates cover food, magazine, news, gaming, and archive page use cases. Review a layout's controls when choosing how to present your content.

Ultimate Post Kit works with RTL and multiple languages. For a featured-image-focused presentation, picture carousel settings include Hazel Carousel and Amox Carousel. Use Dynamic Carousel for queried carousel content.

Install and configure the widgets

Install and activate Elementor first, then install and activate Ultimate Post Kit. With both active, the available post and blog layout widgets appear in the Elementor editor. Add a widget to a page, pick its supported query options, and configure the layout and controls.

If the Elementor editor does not load, review Elementor's loading troubleshooting. PHP memory configuration or a add-on or theme conflict can be involved. When requesting product assistance, include the affected widget, WordPress and Elementor versions, and the steps needed to reproduce the issue.