How to Add Related Posts to Your Blog Posts in GenerateBlocks Pro

In this tutorial, I walk you through how to setup a Related Posts section to add to the bottom of your blog posts. You're able to filter by category, author, terms, and more.
Adding a Related Posts section really helps to keep readers engaged and spend more time on your site, so it's always a good thing to add!
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[@christophenicolas127]

Excellent tutorial as usual. Thanks !!

[@adamwrightdesign]

Woohoo, thanks! 🙌

[@ArthurBenedetti-st8dr]

Your videos have helped me a lot. Please make a video showing how to hide or show elements depending on the mobile or desktop version of the website.

[@user-gi4hd5ly6s]

Thank you so much for the amazing video😍
I have one question don't show the bottom of category/posts 1,2,3...next or load more post
kindly guide me on how I do this
please especially I request you make a video on this

[@bhailog70]

i also have this question

[@adamwrightdesign]

I will work on a new video!

[@cuteek]

Thanks for this! I was previously using WP posts and this is going to replace it. 👏

[@adamwrightdesign]

Awesome! Glad to help!

[@cuteek]

@@adamwrightdesign my single blog posts look so much better now 🤓 I also followed your related content tutorial. 👏 Do you have any ideas for a gallery?

[@TomBoyNI]

Great tutorial as always! Thanks! I do have a question though - is there a way to make the button link to the article though, my button does nothing?

[@adamwrightdesign]

Sure can! Just set the Dynamic Data to Current Post, and Link Source to Single Post.

[@IainMace]

Great video Adam - as always there are multiple nuggets in there. Have you found a way to run a query loop using the new class system in GenerateBlocks? I would love to be able move away from the default "grid" block

[@adamwrightdesign]

I'm hoping to start making some more new videos with the GB update soon!