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6th Aug '24
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Posts Related by Current Post’s Terms in Bricks

One of the frequently asked questions in the various Bricks community sites is:

When viewing a single post (regular or a custom post type’s) I would like to show other posts assigned to the same categories/tags/custom taxonomy terms as that of the current post. How do I do this?

This is how:

In your posts query loop’s query settings

a) select your Post type

b) Enable “Exclude current post”

c) add a Taxonomy query like this:

You should, of course, select your Taxonomy and your terms dynamic data tag.

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