PremsBlog ships a whole range of blog elements that you can place anywhere in the shop — not only on the article detail page. You'll find them in the Shopping Experience block library under the "Blog" category.
These elements work on every page type (home, landing, category, blog). Ideal for surfacing magazine content right inside the purchase flow.
Shows the most recently published articles in a card grid. Adjust the number of articles in the block setting (default: 6).
Pick a blog category and the element shows the latest articles from it. Perfect for topic pages or category-specific campaign landing pages.
A hand-curated list where you decide the order. Great for editorial picks, "Also interesting" sections or a curated magazine preview on the home page.
These elements are used by the bundled "Blog listing page (PremSoft)" layout — you can also place them freely in your own layouts.
Card grid with pagination. Honours every active filter (category, tag, author, sort).
Checkbox panel for categories, tags and authors plus a sort dropdown. Updates the list instantly without reloading the page.
Authors overview — card grid of every active author.
Author profile — combination of photo, name and description.
Author name, Author image, Author description — individual building bricks for custom author layouts.
A–Z filter — filter bar for the authors overview.
These elements read from the article currently being shown and are especially useful when you want to rebuild the default detail page to your liking:
Title — headline with top-category badge and meta line (author, date).
Subtitle
Short description (lead)
Preview image — hero image
Author card — photo + name + bio excerpt
Categories — badge list
Tags — badge list
Linked products — cross-sell carousel
Star aggregate (premium) — stars + review count + "write a review" button
Review form (premium)
Review list (premium)
Every storefront template for the blog elements is extensible via the normal Shopware theme mechanisms. If your theme or an additional plugin adds tweaks, it can override or extend individual parts of an element with no friction.
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