So ...

Let's see the HOW part ...

This time I am going to a plugin called Post Grid.

Here it is:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/post-grid/

It's a quite big plugin (1.90 MB), so let's see the usual speed tests ...

Here are my results before installing the plugin ...


... and the result after installing and activating the plugin:


As you can see, it's definitely a well-coded plugin, because is almost invisible ...

So, let's see how it works ...

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CandP Premium
Excellent, Zed! We are saving this one to use. You are such a vast source of information for us all. We so appreciate you!
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@CandP
Thank you my friends!
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Sorayacge Premium
This is another great help and something on my get-round-to-it list, so it will now be much sooner as I don't have to do any research! Thanks Zed!
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smartketeer Premium
@Sorayacge
Thanks for the feedback Soraya!
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dowj01 Premium
That looks really cool. Thanks for the tutorial.
Justin
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smartketeer Premium
@dowj01
Thanks for the time!
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FKelso Premium Plus
Looks good -- you see, you are not running out of ideas yet.
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smartketeer Premium
@FKelso
I said slowly :)
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jlclayton1 Premium
I use a static home page and a short code that produces a blog roll on it, but I like the looks of this grid much better. I'm going to swap to this grid plugin and see how it works--thank you so much!
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@jlclayton1
Give it a try Janelle!

Let me know how it works :)
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@smartketeer
This plugin works great, and I like the way the grid is displayed on my site!
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@jlclayton1
Glad to hear that!
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