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18th Feb '26
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WP Grid Builder’s Load More with ACF Repeater Bricks Query Loop

This Pro tutorial provides the code needed to make WP Grid Builder's Load More facet work with ACF Repeater items output by a Bricks query loop.

Consider these values for a sub field of a "Services" ACF Repeater:

After implementing the tutorial:

Step 1

Add a Load More type facet in WP Grid Builder.

Specify how many items should be shown each time (5 in the above example) - i.e., on the initial page load and after each click of the Load more button.

Step 2

Set up a ACF Repeater query loop and add a Facet element provided by the "WP Grid Builder - Bricks" integration plugin.

Step 3

Add the following in child theme's functions.php (w/o the opening PHP tag) or a code snippets plugin:

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