PostX Pro

PostX Pro is the paid version of PostX, a plugin that adds blocks for blogs, news and magazine sites to the WordPress block editor (Gutenberg). It lets you show posts in grids, lists, sliders and news tickers, and design archive and post templates right in the block editor. It suits anyone building a content-heavy site without a separate page builder.

Key features

Post blocks

• Post blocks in grid, list, slider, tab and module layouts
• News ticker, taxonomy list, table of contents and image gallery
• Dynamic content from ACF, Meta and Pods

Filtering and pagination

• An advanced post filter that works without reloading the page
• Ajax pagination with load more, next and previous, or numbers
• Ajax search with results in a dropdown
• A query builder to sort and select posts

Site builder

Build templates for single posts and pages, archives, categories, tags, authors and search results. The header and footer builder, mega menu, global styles and custom fonts live here too.

Ready-made content

37+ starter sites for topics such as news, magazine, gaming, food, travel and sports, 40+ blocks and 250+ patterns and templates. Front-end post submission by visitors is supported as well.

Who is PostX Pro for?

It is a strong pick for news or magazine sites built with the block editor. Pair it with Essential Blocks Pro for more general-purpose blocks or GeneratePress Premium for a lightweight, block-friendly theme. More themes are in the WordPress themes category.

License and delivery

The Lifetime · 1 site option is a license with no time limit for one WordPress site. At checkout you enter your site address and the username and password of an administrator account. PostX Pro is installed and activated on your site with a license. This is a prepared delivery that usually takes 5 to 60 minutes, and we email you when it is done.

Try logging in with those details once before you order, because wrong details delay the setup. For your safety, create a temporary administrator for this and delete it or change its password afterwards.

Other plugins are in the WordPress plugins category.

1. In your WordPress dashboard, go to Users → Add New, create a temporary account with the Administrator role and log in with it once to confirm the details.
2. At checkout, enter the site address and the temporary account's username and password.
3. Once the setup email arrives, check in the PostX menu that the license is active, then import a starter site or add a PostX block to a page.
4. Delete the temporary administrator or change its password.