Keep Readers Coming Back With a Built-In Reading List.
Without a bookmark feature, readers who want to save your content either forget it entirely or rely on browser bookmarks. Fancy Post Grid gives every visitor a personal reading list — built right into your site.
No account. No login. No friction. One click saves a post, one shortcode displays their list.
Every Setting You Need to Make It Yours
Bookmark Button on Post Cards
Integrates seamlessly with Fancy Post Grid’s post card widgets, allowing visitors to save posts instantly—no need to open them or leave the page. Everything happens smoothly without any page reload.
The save option appears automatically on each post card, with the icon updating instantly on click to reflect its state. Saved posts remain preserved across sessions, so users can easily return to them anytime.
Bookmark Button on Single Posts
Add a bookmark button to any single post using the shortcode or Elementor widget. Place it anywhere you like—at the top of the content, bottom, sidebar, or even within the author bio section. Customize it to match your site by changing the icon, color, and label. It’s fully flexible and blends seamlessly with your layout for a smooth, consistent user experience.
Bookmarked Posts Display
Display each reader’s complete list of saved posts on any page. Easily create a dedicated “My Reading List” page using a single shortcode [fpg_bookmarked_posts] or Elementor widget.
Choose between list or grid layouts, include a remove button for each saved post, and customize the empty-state message to match your site’s tone. It’s a simple, user-friendly way to help readers manage and revisit their favorite content.
Frequently Asked Questions
Explore these frequently asked questions about Reading Progress Bar that you might be curious about. So, you can make a quick decision about whether you want to buy it.
Feel free to contact our support team in case you have more questions.
Do visitors need an account to use the bookmark feature?
No. Bookmarks are stored in the visitor’s browser local storage — no account, login, or registration is required. The feature works for all visitors out of the box.
How do I create a "My Saved Posts" page?
Create a new WordPress page, add the [fpg_bookmarked_posts] shortcode to the content area, and publish it. You can also edit the page with Elementor and use the Bookmark Lists widget to display saved posts. Each visitor who views this page will see their own personal list of bookmarked posts.
Will bookmarks be lost if the visitor clears their browser data?
Bookmarks are stored in browser local storage, so they will be cleared if the visitor manually clears their browser’s local storage or site data.
Can I customize what the bookmark button looks like?
Yes. You can change the icon style, button label, colors, size, and shape — for both the default and saved states — from the plugin settings and widget controls.
Does the bookmarked posts list support grid layout?
Yes. The [fpg_bookmarked_posts] shortcode supports both list and grid display layouts, with options to control the number of columns and which post details are shown.