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AnWP Post Grid and Post Carousel Slider for Elementor · Version history

AnWP Post Grid and Post Carousel Slider for Elementor changelog and version history

Latest version
1.4.0
Oct 29, 2026 (12 days ago)
Releases
2
since 2026
In the last year
2
about one every 12 days
Tested up to
WordPress 7.1.4
PHP 7.4 or later

20262 releases

  1. AnWP Post Grid and Post Carousel Slider for Elementor 1.4.0Latest

    • important: if you use AnWP Post Grid Premium, update it to 1.1.0 at the same time
    • important: requires PHP 7.4 or higher (was 5.6) and Elementor 3.5.0 or higher (was 3.1.0) – WordPress keeps sites on older PHP on 1.3.4
    • changed: grid columns, slides and card height now follow your Elementor breakpoints (Site Settings > Layout > Breakpoints), including custom widths – columns and slides also take their own values on extra devices like Laptop or Tablet Extra
    • changed: with the default breakpoints, screens 576-767px wide now use the Mobile value (was Tablet), and 769-1024px sliders and 992-1024px grids use Tablet (was Desktop) – the page now matches the editor preview
    • changed: with Elementor’s Optimized Markup on, widgets no longer print the inner “elementor-widget-container” box (same as Elementor’s own widgets) – custom CSS that targets it needs updating
    • fixed: card height now applies exactly as typed – values off the 10px step (like 255) or under 150 were ignored before (Classic Grid and Classic Slider keep their 150px minimum)
    • fixed: in the Elementor editor, an untouched grid or slider showed its Desktop columns on Tablet and Mobile
    • note: theme copies of the plugin templates (yourtheme/anwp-post-grid/) keep working and follow the new breakpoints, even if they hardcode column classes
    • changed: “Published in Last days” now filters posts in every “Posts to Show” order except Custom (before, it only worked with Oldest, Most commented and Most viewed)
    • fixed: Classic Grid showed the video/gallery icon and the custom post icon on top of each other – the custom post icon now wins
    • fixed: Light Grid “Post Card Background Color on Hover” had no effect with Style F
    • fixed: Simple, Light and Classic Grid and Classic Blog with “load more” crashed on PHP 8 when the “Posts Offset” field was left empty
    • improved: readable (unminified) copy of the settings page script and its source code are now included
    • improved: the post ID selector in the Elementor editor uses the browser’s native dialog (removed the Modaal library)
    • improved: new Welcome page (AnWP Post Grid > Welcome) – all 16 widgets with screenshots and demo links, a quick start and what’s new. After a feature update (like 1.4 to 1.5), a one-time notice links to it

  2. AnWP Post Grid and Post Carousel Slider for Elementor 1.3.4

    • important: if you use AnWP Post Grid Premium, update it to 1.0.5 at the same time – older Premium versions lose “load more” and pagination in Premium widgets
    • improved: security and stability hardening
    • improved: code quality and performance
    • fixed: category background and text colors had no effect in Flex Slider

Questions about AnWP Post Grid and Post Carousel Slider for Elementor’s releases

What is the latest version of AnWP Post Grid and Post Carousel Slider for Elementor?

1.4.0, released on Oct 29, 2026 (1 week ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.

How often is AnWP Post Grid and Post Carousel Slider for Elementor updated?

2 releases in the last year, about one every 12 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from October 2026.

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Release dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in AnWP Post Grid and Post Carousel Slider for Elementor’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.