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Site & theme widget
The summary of a post, trimmed to the number of words you choose.
Build it with your AI
“Show a 22-word excerpt under the title in the post cards.”
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The short text in each card is a Post Excerpt widget inside a loop.
Settings
Every setting below is in the editor — and available to your AI through get_widget_schema.
5 settings
Excerpt
Length (words)
Use the content when there is no excerpt
Trimmed text suffix
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Alignment
7 settings
Text
Typography
Color
Max width
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Typography
Color
Hover color
Spacing
shared
On every element
Spacing & position
Background & border
Animations
Motion & effects
Scroll & mouse effects
Visibility
Conditions
Interactions
Attributes & CSS
Build it with AI
Your AI looks up the Post Excerpt settings over MCP and writes the element for you — real, editable and on brand.
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You
Show a 22-word excerpt under the title in the post cards.
Claude · using Uncoder
Done — it’s on your site and fully editable.
What the AI writes
{
"type": "loop-grid",
"settings": {
"loop_template": "<Post card template id>",
"columns": 3,
"columns_tablet": 2,
"columns_mobile": 1,
"query": {
"source": "posts",
"post_type": "post",
"posts_per_page": 3,
"orderby": "date",
"order": "desc",
"terms": ["category:5", "category:6", "category:7"]
},
"column_gap": { "size": 16, "unit": "px" },
"row_gap": { "size": 16, "unit": "px" }
}
}More site & theme widgets
The description of the category, tag or author being viewed, for archive templates.
The name of the category, tag or search being viewed — without the “Category:” prefix if you like.
The author of a post with photo, name, bio and links, at the end of every article.
The post’s featured image, cropped to any ratio, with a fallback for posts without one.
Links to the other languages of a page on WPML and Polylang sites.
Category pills, dropdowns or a search box that filter a grid of posts without reloading the page.