On some special websites, you might be dissatisfied with the default single-column layout of articles when publishing. While the Gutenberg editor can use the column function to achieve a two-column layout by default, more complex layouts are not possible. Years ago, you could rely on tables for layout, but now it's all div+css. Is there a convenient method to achieve a grid layout for article content? That's the plugin recommended in this article.
Gecko Grid Layout Introduction
Gecko Grid Layout is a Gutenberg editor enhancement module plugin for CSS layout. With this plugin, you can achieve article content with different combination blocks, as shown in the image below:
Plugin Usage and Download
1. Install the plugin by downloading it via the download button or searching for the plugin name in the backend.
2. Activate the plugin.
3. When writing articles in the Gutenberg editor, you can directly insert a Grid template to achieve a grid layout.
Plugin Download Link