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A WordPress plugin that adds a "Results" block for the Query Loop. This block shows its content only when the Query Loop has posts to display - the perfect complement to WordPress's built-in "Query No Results" block.

What It Does

The Results block acts as a container that only appears when your Query Loop finds posts. Think of it as the opposite of the "Query No Results" block that WordPress includes by default.

Installation

1. Download and upload the plugin files to /wp-content/plugins/query-results-block/
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' screen in WordPress
3. The "Results" block will now be available inside Query Loop blocks

How to Use

1. Add a Query Loop block to your post, page, or template
2. Inside the Query Loop, look for the "Results" block in the block inserter
3. Add the Results block and place any content inside it that you want to show only when posts are found
4. Add your conditional content - headings, text, buttons, or any other blocks

The Results block content will automatically show or hide based on whether the Query Loop has posts.

Example Usage

Query Loop Block
├── Results Block
│   ├── Heading: "Latest Posts"
│   └── Paragraph: "Check out our most recent articles"
├── Post Template (your post layout)
└── Query No Results Block
    └── Paragraph: "No posts found"

This way, visitors only see the "Latest Posts" heading when there are actually posts to show.

Changelog

1.1.0

• Add: Automatic updates delivered through GitHub releases — update notifications now appear in the WordPress dashboard.
• Fix: Internal code cleanup and WordPress coding-standards compliance.

1.0.0

• Initial release: adds the Results block for the Query Loop, which shows its inner content only when the query returns posts.