WP Grid Builder Beaver Builder 1.2.2

WP Grid Builder Beaver Builder is a WordPress plugin that connects WP Grid Builder with the Beaver Builder page builder. It adds two Beaver Builder modules so you can insert grids and facets directly inside the Beaver Builder editor. Instead of working with shortcodes, you build and preview content in-place while designing pages or templates. This streamlines layout workflows for sites that need catalog-style displays, filterable sections, or structured content grids. If you use Elementor-like editing experiences with Beaver Builder, this plugin keeps grid setup focused and editor-friendly.

Main Features

• Beaver Builder modules for WP Grid Builder — Adds two dedicated modules to bring WP Grid Builder functionality into the builder.
• Editor-first grid building — Renders grid output in the Beaver Builder editing experience for easier review.
• Facet support in the editor — Includes facet capabilities so users can filter grid content as part of the design.
• Shortcode-free workflow — Uses modules instead of inserting shortcode blocks into pages.
• Works with WP Grid Builder — Maintains compatibility with WP Grid Builder’s grid and facet logic.
• Designed for layout and catalog pages — Helps you create structured, grid-based sections without extra glue code.
• Improved design iteration — Lets you adjust settings and see results while staying in Beaver Builder.
• Cleaner page structure — Keeps grid placement organized within the page builder modules.

Benefits

• Better UX for page editors — Build grids and facets in the editor without managing shortcodes.
• Faster design workflow — Iteration is quicker because the modules render in Beaver Builder.
• Higher conversion-ready layouts — Catalog-style sections become easier to organize and refine for key content.
• More consistent page building — Grid elements stay integrated with your existing builder structure.
• Improved content discoverability — Facets support filtering, helping visitors find relevant items within grids.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce and product catalog teams using Beaver Builder
• WordPress agencies building client pages with a consistent module workflow
• Blog and content sites that need filterable grid layouts
• Site owners creating directory-style or listing pages
• Marketing teams organizing landing pages with structured sections
• Developers who prefer editor-rendered modules over shortcode placement