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Dynamic Post ID in Query Loop

Updated on 6 Oct 2022

Looking for a unique ID for each post’s row in the output of Bricks’ Query Loop?

Here’s how: Add an id attribute for the element on which query loop is enabled with the value being:

post-{post_id}

One of the use cases is that this enables you to link to these posts from the Nav Menu.

Update: If you want to have incremental post IDs, you could use dynamic tag added by BricksExtras like this:

post-

Reference: https://bricksextras.com/docs/dynamic-tags/

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