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BoldSpan Bento Grid

开发者 boldspan
更新时间 2026年10月12日 21:42
PHP版本: 7.4 及以上
WordPress版本: 7.1
版权: GPLv2 or later
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1.0.0 1.0.1 1.0.2 1.0.3

详情介绍:

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6G67F61WzB0] BoldSpan Bento Grid helps you build bento grid layouts in WordPress: the clean, boxy, modern sections you see on product and SaaS websites. It works as a Gutenberg block and an Elementor widget, and you don't need to write any CSS. Pick a layout, drop in your images and text, and publish. The grid is responsive, lightweight, and looks the same in the editor as on your live site. Want a clean, modern website without hiring a designer? Most page sections end up as rows of equal columns. A bento grid mixes large and small tiles, so the most important content stands out and the page feels designed, not assembled. BoldSpan Bento Grid gives you that look in a few clicks: What is a bento grid? A bento grid is a layout of rectangular tiles of different sizes, arranged like the compartments of a Japanese bento box. It is a popular web design trend because it shows several pieces of content at once while keeping a clear visual hierarchy: one hero tile, a few supporting tiles, all aligned on one grid. What you can build Who it is for Bloggers, designers, photographers, freelancers, agencies, small businesses, store owners and anyone building with the block editor or Elementor. Beginners get sensible defaults; designers get control over spacing, colours, borders and typography levels. Key features Layouts Tiles Hover effects Responsive by default Fast and lightweight Works with your theme Accessible, secure, translation-ready How it works
  1. Add the Bento Grid block (or drag the Bento Grid widget in Elementor).
  2. Pick a layout and the number of tiles, or insert a ready-made pattern from Patterns → Bento Grid.
  3. Add images, text and links. Click Fill empty tiles to preview the layout with demo content first.
Gutenberg and Elementor Use whichever editor you like. In the block editor, the grid is a native block with its own tile blocks. In Elementor, the widget lives under the BoldSpan Bento category and has the same layouts, tile options and hover effects. The front-end output is identical. Bento Grid Pro (optional) The free plugin is complete on its own. If you want more, the separate Bento Grid Pro add-on adds: Pro options appear in the editor with a small lock badge so you can see what they do. If a Pro licence ever expires, your published pages keep their Pro layouts and effects. Nothing on your site breaks. Support Questions, bugs or ideas? Post in the support forum here on WordPress.org, or email bentogrid@boldspan.tech.

安装:

  1. In your dashboard, go to Plugins → Add New, search for BoldSpan Bento Grid, then click Install and Activate. (Or upload the boldspan-bento-grid folder to /wp-content/plugins/.)
  2. Open Bento Grid in the admin menu for a 3-step quick start.
  3. In the block editor, add the Bento Grid block. In Elementor, drag the Bento Grid widget from the BoldSpan Bento category.

屏幕截图:

  • A four-tile "Showcase" bento layout on the front end.
  • Tile settings: content, text position, hover effects, colours and borders.
  • The same grid stacking into a single column on mobile.

升级注意事项:

1.0.3 Adds the tutorial video to the Overview screen. 1.0.2 Text positions, combined hover effects, whole-tile links, and support for the Bento Grid Pro add-on. 1.0.0 Initial release of BoldSpan Bento Grid.

常见问题:

Is BoldSpan Bento Grid free?

Yes. The plugin is free and fully functional, with 9 layouts, patterns, tile styling and hover effects. Bento Grid Pro is an optional paid add-on for more layouts and motion.

What is a bento grid layout?

A grid of tiles in different sizes, like the compartments of a bento box. It shows several pieces of content at once with a clear hierarchy, which is why it has become a popular modern web design style.

Do I need Elementor?

No. The plugin works in the standard WordPress block editor (Gutenberg) on its own. If you use Elementor, you also get a Bento Grid widget with the same features.

Does it work with my theme?

Yes. It works with block themes and classic themes. Tiles take your theme's font and colours, while the grid's spacing is protected so theme styles can't break the layout.

Is it mobile responsive?

Yes. Every layout stacks into one column on phones and steps down to two columns on tablets, automatically.

Will it slow down my site?

No. Layout and free hover effects are pure CSS, there is no jQuery, and the stylesheet loads only on pages that contain a grid.

Can I use it as an image gallery or portfolio?

Yes. Use image tiles with a title and caption, choose where the text sits, and link each tile to a project, post or larger image. The whole tile is clickable.

How many tiles can a grid have?

Two to five in the free plugin, with a layout for every count. Bento Grid Pro allows up to 12.

Can I put buttons or other blocks inside a tile?

Yes. Switch the tile to Custom blocks and add any blocks you like: buttons, lists, icons, embeds and more.

Is it good for SEO?

The grid outputs clean, static HTML, lets you choose each tile's heading level so your page outline stays correct, and supports nofollow links and descriptive alt text on images.

Does it work with WooCommerce?

You can build product highlight sections with images and links today. Automatic product and post grids are on the roadmap.

Does it support reduced motion?

Yes. When a visitor's device asks for reduced motion, all hover transitions and transforms are turned off.

What happens if my Pro licence expires?

Your site never breaks. Published grids keep their Pro layouts and effects. Only the Pro options in the editor lock until you renew.

How do I get help?

Post in the plugin's support forum on WordPress.org, or email bentogrid@boldspan.tech. Questions about Pro, licences and billing go to the same address.

Does the plugin load a video from YouTube?

Only if a tutorial video is set on the Overview screen. The play button's thumbnail image is loaded from YouTube's image host (i.ytimg.com) when that screen opens; nothing else is requested until you press play. The video itself then plays from youtube-nocookie.com, operated by Google. Nothing is ever loaded on the front end. Privacy policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy

Does the plugin send anything to an external service?

Only when you take an action that says it will, and never from the front end. Two actions contact Discord, where the BoldSpan team receives them:

  1. Pressing "Start setup" on the welcome screen sends your site name and site URL. This happens once per site so we know an install happened.
  2. Deactivating the plugin sends your site name, your site URL, and whether you had pressed "Start setup", so we can see what is not working for people.
That is the whole list. No version numbers, no server details, no environment report. Nothing is sent on page loads, on activation, or from visitor-facing pages, and no data about your visitors or your content ever leaves the site. The first needs a logged-in editor and a valid nonce; the second runs inside the deactivation request WordPress has already authorised. Site owners who want all of it switched off can return false from the boldspan_bento_grid_notifications_enabled filter. The service is Discord, operated by Discord Inc. Terms: https://discord.com/terms Privacy policy: https://discord.com/privacy

更新日志:

1.0.3 1.0.2 1.0.0