Query Results Block

Query Results Block 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 This way, visitors only see the "Latest Posts" heading when there are actuall