Help visitors find.
Content faster.
Build polished, responsive post grids with category filters, mobile-first controls, smart excerpts, author metadata, and flexible badge placement—without giving up Elementor's visual workflow.
Filtering convenience.
Elementor flexibility.
A focused toolkit for creating modern blog, tutorial, documentation, and knowledge-base grids without custom coding.
Responsive filter layouts
Use desktop chips, tablet selectors, mobile filter panels, or swipeable categories that prioritize the active topic.
AJAX post grids
Filter posts and paginate results without forcing visitors through a full page reload.
Automatic filter icons
Common category names receive sensible icons, with Elementor icon overrides available when needed.
Smart excerpts
Use manual excerpts or pull useful Elementor text while skipping heading widgets that duplicate the post title.
Flexible badge placement
Place category badges above content or overlay them across nine positions on the featured image.
Rich post metadata
Show author name, avatar, date, reading time, comment count, and a configurable post link.
See the filtering experience.
Choose a category below. This safe demo uses native radio controls and scoped CSS—no JavaScript, AJAX, tracking, or external requests.
Designing a readable technical blog
Use spacing, hierarchy, and strong visual rhythm to make complex articles easier to scan.
Building a WordPress API utility
Structure reusable requests, validate responses, and keep the interface simple for operators.
Creating a custom blog archive
Combine Elementor and FilterFlow Posts to create a polished, responsive content library.
Automating repetitive support tasks
Turn multi-step operational workflows into dependable tools with clear output and safeguards.
Understanding VLAN and routing design
Present network concepts in a clean card grid that helps readers find the right topic quickly.
Making Elementor widgets responsive
Design controls that adapt to widget width and remain usable across desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Add. Style. Publish.
Build the post grid visually, select the responsive behaviors you need, and let FilterFlow handle the filtering experience.
Add the widget
Drag FilterFlow Posts into an Elementor container and select the categories, query order, and posts per page.
Choose your presentation
Configure filter styles, mobile layouts, badge placement, card content, typography, spacing, and effects.
Publish the archive
Visitors can filter and paginate posts quickly while your layout stays responsive and accessible.
More than one way to filter.
Use pills, outlines, lines, tabs, or minimal text—and position category badges where they support the design rather than fight it.
- Filled pill, outline, underline, overline, double-line, tabs, and minimal styles
- Custom icons, colors, typography, spacing, hover states, and active states
- Badges above content or overlaid at top, center, or bottom positions
- Responsive alignment and spacing controls throughout the widget
Filter and badge style examples
Secure filtering without remote dependencies.
The plugin uses WordPress and Elementor APIs, sanitizes request values, escapes rendered output, and avoids telemetry or external rendering services.
Everything you need to start.
FilterFlow Posts is designed as a focused Elementor widget rather than a full page-builder add-on.
Does FilterFlow Posts require Elementor Pro?
No. It is designed to work with the free Elementor plugin.
Can I show category badges over the featured image?
Yes. You can place badges above the image, above the post title, or at nine overlay positions across the image.
Can mobile visitors swipe the category list?
Yes. The mobile layout can use a swipeable row, and the selected category can be moved to the first position for visibility.
Can I assign icons to category filters?
Yes. The plugin includes automatic icon choices for common category names and lets you override them with Elementor icons.
Where can I find your other WordPress projects?
Visit the Farhan.ch WordPress Hub for plugins, tools, and WordPress-related articles.
Give visitors a faster path to the right post.
Install FilterFlow Posts, add the widget, and create a responsive filter experience directly in Elementor.