15th May '24
/
8 comments

Filtering Masonry-layout Posts by Categories in Bricks using Isotope

Filtering Masonry-layout Posts by Categories in Bricks using Isotope

Updated on 29 Jul 2024

This Pro tutorial provides the steps to set up Isotope in Bricks for filtering posts by categories.

This tutorial can also be applied to filtering a CPT posts by its custom taxonomy terms with a few changes.

Step 1

Edit a Page or a archive template with Bricks.

Copy the JSON from the link below and paste to import the fully-built Section from our dev site.

This is a BricksLabs Pro tutorial.

For full access login below or create your BricksLabs Pro account

Get access to all 610 Bricks code tutorials with BricksLabs Pro

Related Tutorials..

How to create filters with IsotopeJS in Bricks (Part 3): apply multiple filters

How to create filters with IsotopeJS in Bricks (Part 3): apply multiple filters

This tutorial will review how to apply multiple filters to an isotope container using the IsotopeJS library‘s features in Bricks.
Pro
tsParticles in Bricks

tsParticles in Bricks

Updated on 5 Aug 2023 This Pro tutorial provides the steps to set up tsParticles, a lightweight TypeScript (uses JavaScript) library for creating particles as…
Categories:
Pro
Centered Image Logo in Bricks

Centered Image Logo in Bricks

Updated on 8 Mar 2023 This Pro tutorial provides the steps to add a logo image as the center menu item that shrinks when the…
Categories:
Pro
Stripe’s Animated Gradient in Bricks

Stripe’s Animated Gradient in Bricks

This Pro tutorial provides the steps to set up an animated gradient as a background of a section in Bricks using the code generated by…
Categories:
Pro
Image Banner as Query Loop Posts Grid’s Last Item in Bricks

Image Banner as Query Loop Posts Grid’s Last Item in Bricks

In the comments section of How to Insert Element(s) Between Query Loop Posts in Bricks tutorial, a site member asked: This is fantastic! Is there…
Categories:
Tags:
Floating Element in Bricks

Floating Element in Bricks

How to create a floating element in Bricks that appears across the entire website.
Categories:
Tags:
Floats in Bricks for Wrapping Text Around Images

Floats in Bricks for Wrapping Text Around Images

In the Bricks Facebook group a user asks: Float, left or right? Just a quick question. Am I going crazy or can't I specify a…
Categories:
Tags:
Pro
How to Combine Multiple Menus into Bricks’ Mobile Menu

How to Combine Multiple Menus into Bricks’ Mobile Menu

Bricks' native 'Nav Menu' element comes with a built-in mobile menu, which shrinks the menu down to a menu toggle button to open an offcanvas…
Categories:
Pro
Inserting Random Ad Between Posts in Bricks

Inserting Random Ad Between Posts in Bricks

How to insert random ads (post type) in between regular posts on the blog page.
Categories: