A fairly straightforward and light-weight block to add an instagram feed. If need want extra options & settings please check other options, such as the block offered by Ghost Kit.
I quite like to, when you first insert it, the block provides a link right there to go get a IG token:
When writing long posts, a table of contents is absolutely necessary. There are many plugins on the repo which will use the heading structure to create this summary dynamically, and add it to the posts automatically:
I would like to cover today several new blocks that offer a similar functionality to the two examples above but which work as blocks.
Accordions are a simple way to compress a lot of content in a small space, not to dissimilar to tabs, which I already wrote a post on a while back.
Within the block sets I have reviewed there are several “Accordion” blocks, I will be comparing a few of them here today:
One of the beauties of Gutenberg is that it creates an ecosystem in which all new blocks and UI elements are fully compatible and interchangeable.
This means that the work of different developers is now recyclable and stackable.
I created this site to test and keep track of new blocks and other Gutenberg related plugins.
Thank you for visiting!
Álvaro.
accordion acf animation backgrounds borders category comments container CPT custom-css custom-js fav flickr freemium gallery gradients Hero icons image-filters image-slider inline-styles instagram-feed margins markdown masonry Post Grids Post Lists Post Sliders private-content removed responsive-settings retired rounded-corners shadows shortcode slider-carousel-container summary-table of contents syntax-highlight tab tabs templates typography visibility woocommerce woocommerce-categories
This plugin extends and tweaks Gutenberg’s functionalities, bringing it to a new level while staying true to its original spirit.
I came across this plugins while writing my Inline Text Editing Comparison post and it instantly became one of my favorite plugins.
Below is the full list of features provided by the plugin’s author. More on their website, here: https://editorskit.com/
One of the holy grails of blocks, as far as I am concern, is post loops. To me, this is the essence of dynamic blocks and over time I have used several tags to keep track of the blocks I review that include this feature in some capacity, most notably:
Out of the three above I believe that it is paramount that any new “post loop” blocks include support for all registered CPTs and Custom Taxonomies on a given WordPress site.
Historically tab blocks have been something relatively tricky to do, requiring fiddling around with shortcodes or, worse even, inserting them into theme templates (I have a dark past, I will admit that).
Fortunately there are many block collections which come with built in tab blocks and that will make it a lot simpler to manage your tabs.
Here are a few ordered from the most basic ones to those with more options/settings. I plan to add more blocks in the future as I review more block collections:
I did a review of this plugin early in the year but I have decided to write a separate post for this new update of the plugin, as it nows adds more than twice the number of blocks, including product review blocks and, price/attribute filters.