Sometimes reviews just need to line up.
Grid gives every testimonial card the same width and lets Columns decide how many sit side by side — the most predictable of the block’s three layouts.
For every Dynamic Device setting in one place, see the Testimonials block guide.
Before You Start
- Edition: Free — the Testimonials block, its three layouts and its content limit are all part of Nexter Blocks (free) and Nexter Blocks Pro.
- Block to enable: Testimonials, switched on under Nexter > Blocks in your WordPress dashboard.
- Each testimonial is a row. Add one row per person: a name, a role, the quote, and an optional photo.
Steps
- Add the Testimonials block and add a row for each testimonial — a name, a role, the quote, and a photo.
- Choose a Layout: Grid, Masonry or Carousel.

- Confirm Layout is set to Grid.

- Set Columns for how many cards sit in a row.

Grid does not trim long quotes. Measured: there is no content-limit control on this layout at all, so every card grows to fit its text.
How It Behaves
- Columns really controls the width. Measured: dropping Columns from 6 to 4 widened each card from 438 to 516 pixels — it is a share of a 12-column row, not a literal card count.
- Cards can end up different heights if the quotes are different lengths, since nothing is trimmed. For a tidier grid, keep quotes to a similar length or use Masonry instead.
- No avatar renders a placeholder image, not empty space — measured.
- Grid uses the same underlying layout engine as Masonry (both add the class
tpgb-isotope), just without the packing.
Limitations
- No content limit. If your quotes run long, Grid is the wrong layout — use Masonry or Carousel.
- Uneven quote lengths can make the grid look ragged, since every card is full height.
Troubleshooting
My cards are different heights
That is the quotes, not a bug — Grid always shows the full text. Trim your quotes by hand, or switch to Masonry.
Only one card shows per row
Raise Columns. The default splits the row into 6 shares, so a wide card needs a higher share count to sit beside another.










