Better Post & Filter Widgets for Elementor vs Templementor – Persistent Elementor Templates

The only free Elementor plugin for unlimited pro-grade filtering of all your post content. Filter by taxonomies, custom fields, ACF, relational fields, and numeric ranges – with seamless integration, no restrictions, and full customization. Get advanced filtering features without paying for limitations. Filter Widget Key Features: Compatible with Elementor Pro post widget, ACF, WooCommerce and most translation plugins. True faceted filtering with real-time option availability and dynamic result counts. Filter any post type. Customizable filter items list with easy re-ordering options. Filter anything using taxonomies, custom fields/ACF, relational and numeric fields. Keyword search support for custom field/ACF. Various filter types catered to diverse use-cases: checkboxes, radio buttons, label list, dropdown, numeric range, select2 (single & multiple select). Fine-tune the filter with the choice of relation (AND or OR) between terms and parents. User-friendly more/less and toggle options, ideal for managing extensive lists. Choose how filters are applied: Auto-submission or Submit button mode. Filter Widget Demo – See the filter in action. Post Widget Key Features: Query multiple post types at once. Do more with less – display posts, users, and taxonomies using a single widget. Effortlessly switch between a dynamic carousel or grid layout at different breakpoints. Make the most of Swiper API with advanced features such as carousel synching, parallax effects, and more. Multiple layout options, including classic, on the side, banner, template grid (loop grid), and custom HTML. Possibility to create your own loop grid, with any dynamic tags and Elementor widgets. Flexible post content options: title, content, excerpt, custom field/ACF, taxonomy, HTML, post meta, read more, bookmark, edit options, product price, product rating, buy now, and product badge. Flexible query system with AJAX pagination. Customize widget content and style like native Elementor widgets. Feed-style layouts with taxonomy-based grouping, ideal for magazine or news-style content. Post Slider/Carousel Demo – Check out the post widget possibilities. Create Loop Grids for Free: Create dynamic loop grids without Elementor Pro. Design fully custom layouts using any Elementor widget and dynamic tag, while keeping full compatibility with filtering and AJAX pagination. Exclusive Dynamic Tags: Exclusive Repeater Field Tag: Unlock the ability to directly output ACF repeater fields in the Elementor frontend, with the flexibility to wrap each part in different HTML tags. Includes a series of dynamic tags, allowing users to fully utilize template grids with the free version. Crafted for Seamless Elementor Integration: Blends seamlessly with Elementor’s native interface. No disruptive branding — Enjoy a clean, streamlined interface without unnecessary distractions. Lightweight design, utilizing Elementor’s resources to minimize external dependencies. Developer-Friendly: Tailor the widgets to your needs using dedicated filters and developer hooks. Troubleshooting Make sure the Post Widget class name and the Filter Widget target match. Check for incompatible plugins or theme conflicts: Temporarily switch to a default WordPress theme. Deactivate all other plugins except Elementor and Better Post & Filter Widgets. Test the filter. If it works, reactivate your plugins one by one to find the one causing the conflict. Disable caching or optimization plugins while testing, as they can interfere with AJAX. Check the browser console for JavaScript errors (press F12 and look under the Console tab) and resolve any errors that appear. Docs and Support Find support for this plugin in the documentation. Source Code This plugin includes both compressed and uncompressed versions of CSS and JavaScript files and can be found under the /assets/ directory.

Yes, Elementor builder is absolutely great, but using its free version a major downside is evident: we have to edit each page singularly. This is quite a problem having to deal with many pages having identical elements (eg. sidebars, head, footer). Templementor has been created to create a solution in the most simple and clean way: Create templates, as you would do creating a page through Elementor. Obviously is possible to create completely new page layouts by using the “Elementor Canvas” wrapper template. Insert the {{contents}} placeholder wherever you like in the template, preferably in an HTML block (continue reading to know more about placeholders) Apply templates to any post (or post type) editable through Elementor Page contents will be wrapped by your template. Did you apply the template to 100 pages? Simply edit it to magically update any associated page! Isn’t it great? Affected page will inherit also template page settings (eg. background and padding). You could theoretically build an entire site without a premium theme and maintain/update it in minutes! Templates can also be applied to other templates. For example, two templates could have different head sections while keeping the same footer, without needing to edit the footer section for each head template. Sound complex? Is surely easier to be used than explained 😉 🪄 Placeholders Placeholders are essentials in Templementor: replacing only page contents wouldn’t be such a great deal, isn’t it? You can theoretically use unlimited placeholders to display posts data into templates: {{contents}} – page contents {{title}} – page’s title {{author}} – page’s author (its nicename) {{pub-date}} – page’s creation date (global date format used) {{edit-date}} – page’s modification date (global date format used) {{excerpt}} – page’s excerpt {{comm-count}} – page comments count {{POST-META-KEY-NAME}} – page’s custom field value Obviously replace POST-META-KEY-NAME with the proper meta name. They are widely used by plugins to store data and you can use it into templates. You could also create them with the maximum ease through WP editor wizard.