Kadence Blocks Advanced Queries
The Advanced Query Loop block in Kadence Blocks Pro provides a sophisticated solution for displaying dynamic content with precision and style. Unlike standard post blocks, the Advanced Query Loop allows you to build custom query designs from scratch, integrating various post types, taxonomy filters, and search functionality. This tool is essential for creating data-driven layouts like custom blog archives, portfolio grids, or product showcases that require specific filtering and sorting logic.
Beyond simple layout controls, Kadence Blocks Pro offers advanced developer-friendly features to enhance interactivity. You can run custom JavaScript specifically when a query updates (such as during pagination or filtering) via the kb-query-loaded event, ensuring a seamless user experience. Additionally, the platform provides administrative tools to force-reindex queries if custom fields or taxonomies are not appearing correctly, along with easy options for customizing interface elements like the filter “All” button text. These professional-grade features ensure your dynamic content is not only visually stunning but also technically robust.
Kadence Blocks – advanced queries articles
This collection provides detailed guides on using the Advanced Query Loop block, implementing custom JavaScript triggers, and managing query data.
Run JavaScript when Query Loop (Adv) Updates
Read more: Run JavaScript when Query Loop (Adv) UpdatesKadence Blocks Pro has an event called kb-query-loaded that fires whenever a Query Loop (Adv) block loads new results. Think of it like a signal: when the Query Loop finishes updating (because of pagination, filters, infinite scroll, or sorting), it lets you know so you can run your own custom JavaScript. This makes it easy…
Troubleshooting Query Loop (Adv) Blocks, Filters, and Search issues
Read more: Troubleshooting Query Loop (Adv) Blocks, Filters, and Search issuesThe Query Loop (Advanced) block relies heavily on the WordPress REST API to dynamically load and filter content without refreshing the entire page. When the block stops working, it’s often due to issues blocking or interfering with REST API requests. This guide provides troubleshooting tips to help you identify and resolve common causes, including caching…