Create a tags page using Loop Grid or Loop Carousel

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This guide explains how to build a dynamic tags (or category) archive page in Elementor. Using Loop Grid or Loop Carousel, it allows you to display a list of posts associated with the current tag—making your site feel content-rich and user-focused.


✅ Key Steps

  1. Create or Edit an Archive Template

    • Use Elementor’s Theme Builder to start a Tag Archive template (or similar taxonomy).

  2. Insert a Loop Widget

    • Place a Loop Grid or Loop Carousel inside the template.

    • This widget will dynamically list posts assigned to each tag as the visitor browses.

  3. Design a Loop Item Template

    • Build the individual item layout (image, title, excerpt, metadata, button, etc.).

    • Save this as a reusable Loop Item template.

  4. Connect Loop Widget to the Current Query

    • Set the widget’s source to ‘Current Query’ so it automatically fetches posts for the active tag.

  5. Style and Configure Layout

    • Choose between Grid or Carousel, set columns, gaps, navigation, pagination, responsive behavior, etc.

    • Customize typography, colors, border radius, hover styles.

    • Adjust responsive settings for mobile, tablet, and desktop views.

  6. Preview with Real Tags

    • Check the layout using actual tags to ensure contextual relevance and dynamic content loading.

  7. Publish Template with Display Conditions

    • Assign it to all tag archive pages (or a specific subset of tags) to control where it applies.


🎯 Why Use This Approach

  • Automated Content Lists: No need to manually assign posts—everything updates dynamically.

  • Enhanced Visual Appeal: Loop Carousel adds motion and engagement; Loop Grid offers a clean, structured look.

  • Design Control: Every detail is customizable inside Elementor’s visual interface.

  • Responsive & Contextual: Layout adapts to screen size and shows relevant posts based on tag context.


⚠️ Tips & Considerations

  • Preview Filters: Choose sample tags that reflect real-world scenarios for testing layout.

  • Performance Awareness: Carousels may load more scripts—watch out for speed tradeoffs.

  • Loop Item Efficiency: Keep item designs lean to avoid overwhelming archive pages.

  • Pagination vs Carousel: Use pagination on large archives; carousels are best for short featured lists.

  • Taxonomy Scope: Same process applies to categories, custom taxonomies, or author archives too.


🧠 Final Takeaway

By combining Elementor’s Loop Grid or Loop Carousel with Archive templates, you can create engaging, dynamic tag or category pages—fully designed, responsive, and content-driven. It streamlines content management while delivering visual storytelling and easy navigation for visitors.

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