Simple Grid
An even grid of article cards with cover images, titles, and dates. Use it as a clean, flexible blog index that scales to any number of posts.
An even grid of article cards with cover images, titles, and dates. Use it as a clean, flexible blog index that scales to any number of posts.
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Simple Grid opens with a centered heading and a short descriptor paragraph, then drops into an even four-column card grid. Each card holds a cover image in a fixed aspect-ratio container, a category badge, a two-line clamped title, a three-line clamped excerpt, and a footer row with a calendar icon, a clock icon, a date, a read time, and a link button. A full-width "View All Posts" outline button sits below the grid as a single centered call to action.
Every card is independent, so you can add or remove posts without changing the layout. The heading, descriptor, badge labels, dates, read times, and button copy are all plain text you can replace. The grid collapses to two columns on tablet and a single column on mobile automatically.
Reach for this block when you want a no-hierarchy feed where every post gets equal weight. It suits a content hub, a resource library, or a brand blog on an ecommerce storefront where you want buyers to discover guides, lookups, and trend reports without one article dominating the others. Compared to Featured List, which pushes one story to the top, Simple Grid keeps the attention spread evenly across all entries.
A natural flow around it on a Marketing (Legacy) page:
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The grid fits any collection of discrete articles or resources that share roughly equal importance. A few content directions that work well:
Tip: keep all cover images the same orientation and subject distance so the grid reads as a coherent set rather than a random collage.