How to Add Post Content Widget in Elementor

It is very very important that your website is organized for user experience. For instance, say you have a website with lots of different functions like tax, invoicing, and debt collection as three main titles. Users are likely visiting your website for one specific reason, like tax. They will want to see all the content based on that.

If you’re publishing content regularly enough, then you might get all those posts in the different topics mixed up and it will be harder for your audience to find all the content they want.

Instead, what you can do is create a page where you list all the posts that have the category or tag that is labeled as tax. Then the user will see all the content that is relevant to their needs and not waste time trying to find it.

Another factor is that it allows you to see, at a glance, what content you have on your website within a specific topic. So if you want to create a new blog post on debt collection, you can check that the post has not been written recently by looking at the page.

To add the post content widget in Elementor then you need to open the page in Elementor edit mode (or blog post) that you would like to add the content widget to. Then you can search the Elementor widgets in the box and find the Post content widget.

Drag and drop the Elementor widget into the page where you would like the feature to be located. You can then edit the post content widget. In this part, you can choose not just what content is going to be displayed, but also how the widget will display.

There are numerous options when it comes to displaying the posts on your website.

There is a classic skin, this is a fully customizable layer template. It gets applied to the posts widget, providing a more traditional design. You can choose the number of columns that will be displayed, with the numbers being one and six. You can also choose the number of posts that can be displayed on the page. You can also set the image position, for example, you can move the image to the top, left, or right.

And you can choose options like masonry.

There are also other skins which include cards, full content skin, and infinite scroll. It is your choice which one you use and you may want to experiment with a few to see how they look on your website. Or you can try split testing to see what page does better on Google or with users.