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5th Mar '24
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Post Views Counter Query Loop in Bricks

Post Views Counter Query Loop in Bricks

Looking to output the most viewed posts in your Bricks site in a query loop?

This Pro tutorial shows how.

Install and activate the free Post Views Counter plugin.

Select post types for which post views will be counted in the plugin's settings. It is enable for post by default.

In the Bricks editor, set up a query loop on a Block element, enable PHP query editor in the query popup and paste:

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