Logo Grid

A grid — or a continuously scrolling row — of client and partner logos.

The block renders through the logo_grid element — the same PHP that runs in the page builder, so the front end is identical either way.

What the sidebar exposes

Option	What it does
logos	The logos, each with an image or SVG and a name
design	Grid or marquee
columns	How many per row
gap	Space between logos
logo_height	Rendered logo height
grayscale	Desaturate the logos
show_labels	Print each logo's name beneath it
autoplay	Scroll the row continuously
speed	Marquee speed
direction	Marquee direction
text_color	Label colour
box_bg	Tile background
font_size_preset	Label size preset

Anything not listed stays available in the page builder, and round-trips untouched — the block only writes the values you change, so an element styled in the builder keeps every setting this sidebar does not show.

The list is edited in the sidebar, not in a modal

logos is an addable-popup — a repeater. In the page builder each item opens in a modal; in a block sidebar the items expand in place, so the canvas preview stays visible while you type.

The stored value is identical either way, and an item added here shows up in the page builder exactly as if it had been added there.

A logo needs an image, an SVG or a name

Entries with none of the three are dropped rather than rendered as a gap. If the grid looks shorter than your list, that is why.

The marquee is held still in the canvas

With autoplay on the row scrolls continuously on the front end. It is static here: a marquee running behind the sidebar you are typing in is a distraction rather than a preview, and it would restart on every option change anyway.

caution

speed and direction need autoplay

They configure the marquee. A static grid has neither, so setting them alone changes nothing.

Margin and padding come from Gutenberg

The block declares core spacing support, so the element's own spacing option is not exposed here — use the Dimensions panel at the top of the sidebar.