Divi Post List Pro
Divi Post List Pro displays your posts in a compact, clean list — each row with a small thumbnail, title, excerpt, and meta. It is perfect for sidebars, "latest posts" sections, footers, and any minimal content area, and it can also switch into a multi-column grid when you need more density.
Key Features
- List or grid layout — vertical list by default, or a grid with 1–8 responsive columns.
- Compact rows with a small featured image and optional list icon.
- Powerful query controls — post types, categories, custom taxonomies, include/exclude by ID, offset, and ordering.
- Pagination built in — numbered pages or Previous/Next navigation.
- SEO-friendly titles — choose the heading level (H1–H6 or paragraph) per module.
Adding the Module
- Edit a page with the Divi Visual Builder.
- Add a new module and search for Post List Pro.
- Your latest posts appear as a list — open the module settings to configure the query, elements, and design.
Content Settings
Query
The Query toggle controls which posts appear in the list.
- Post Type – Choose the content type to display: Posts, Pages, or a public custom post type (default: Post).
- Included Categories – Show only posts from the selected categories.
- Custom Taxonomy – Filter by a custom taxonomy instead of categories.
- Taxonomy Terms – The terms (IDs or slugs) to match within the chosen taxonomy.
- Order By – Sort posts by Date, Title, ID, Author, or Random (default: Date).
- Sort Order – Ascending or Descending direction.
- Post Limit – How many posts to show per page (default: 6).
- Date Format – Customize the displayed post date using standard WordPress date formats.
- Post Offset Number – Skip a number of posts before the list starts (default: 0).
- Include Posts by IDs – Display only the posts whose IDs you list.
- Exclude Posts by IDs – Hide specific posts even when they match the query.
Layout Settings
The Layout Settings toggle controls which elements each list item shows.
- Show Image – Toggle the featured image thumbnail (default: On).
- Image Size – Thumbnail, Medium, Large, or Full.
- Show Title – Toggle the post title (default: On).
- Title Heading Level – Render titles as H1–H6 or a plain paragraph.
- Show Excerpt – Toggle the post summary (default: On).
- Excerpt Length – Number of characters shown in the excerpt (default: 150).
- Show Author – Display the author name (default: Off).
- Show Date – Display the publish date (default: Off).
- Show List Icon – Display a small icon/bullet in front of each item (default: On).
Design Settings
The Design tab styles every part of the list with Divi's full typography, color, spacing, border, and shadow controls.
- List Style – Layout Type (List or Grid, default: List), Grid Columns (1–8, default: 4, responsive), Item Spacing, and Content Alignment (default: Left).
- Image Style – Thumbnail Width (default: 60px), Height (default: 60px), and Spacing (default: 12px).
- Post Title – Typography, color, and hover styling for titles.
- Post Excerpt – Typography and spacing for the summary text.
- Meta – Typography and color for the author and date line.
- Post Box – Background, border, box-shadow, and spacing of each list item.
- Pagination – Pagination Type (None, Numbers, or Previous/Next), alignment, and colors.
Tips & Notes
Sidebar usage
Post List Pro is designed to stay readable in narrow columns. In a sidebar, keep the default List layout, use the Thumbnail image size, and reduce Excerpt Length (or turn the excerpt off) for the cleanest result.
Heading hierarchy
If the module appears in a sidebar next to page content that already uses H2/H3 headings, set Title Heading Level to a lower level (or paragraph) to keep a correct on-page heading structure for SEO.
FAQ
Can the post list show multiple columns?
Yes. Set Design → List Style → Layout Type to Grid, then choose the number of columns (1–8) per device.
How do I hide the small icon in front of each item?
Turn off Layout Settings → Show List Icon.
How do I change the thumbnail size?
Use Design → Image Style to set the exact width and height in pixels (default 60×60), and Layout Settings → Image Size to control which WordPress image size is loaded.
Does Post List Pro support pagination?
Yes. Set Design → Pagination → Pagination Type to Numbers or Previous/Next. Posts per page follow Query → Post Limit.