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Download Piotnet Grid Builder – WordPress Plugin
Piotnet Grid is a new plugin that helps you visually create filterable grids and cards to display all types of WordPress content, like posts, terms, and pages. In this article, we’re going to take a look at features, usability, pricing and integrations of this plugin.There are several tools, like BetterWP’s FilterWP plugin, and GridBuilderWP that are already established in this market.
All aspects of the plugin are controlled in the backend builder. For those who have used Piotnet Forms, the design and UX of this builder is very similar, and reminds us of Elementor or Bricks Page Builder. In this example, we’re building a simple card that will display the featured image of a post, wrap it with a link, and show the title and other dynamic information at the bottom.
