
Tag: container

Update This plugin has been closed as of March 15, 2022 and is not available for download.

A block suite that includes claims certainly includes custom queries for post lists and which does extend Gutenberg in two interesting ways: custom inline color and fonts.
If you need to display Custom Post Types I also would recommend you take a look at Archive Mapping and Post Selector in general or Product Blocks in the case of WooCommerce products.

This is one of may favourite block collections because it offers block management and extra display/spacing/animation settings.
Update: I have done a new review of this plugin, focusing on not just the blocks but on all the additional settings and extensions in functionality, please check it here.

This one’s a bit confusing, as there is already another plugin called Advanced Gutenberg Blocks.
This plugin offers a balanced list of blocks, including some not too common, such as the “Advanced list” and the “Summary” blocks.
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Pop Up Block by Block Party

This plugins provides a single new block, which works as a container. It gets added along all other “Common Blocks”:

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GutenSlider

This is an interesting and more advanced alternative to the Carousel Slider Block I already reviewed here. If you want a simpler and more generic Carousel container I would go with the plugin I mentioned before. For more image-oriented carousels this block offers some interesting new features.
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Gosign Blocks
Gosign has an alternative to blocks, offering them individually. This makes it harder to manage them all but improves discoverability.
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Tab Blocks: a comparison

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:
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Carousel Block

This block works similarly to Ben’s Slider for Gutenberg but has more settings/options as it uses columns and horizontal scroll, making it a lot more detailed, flexible and intuitive to use:
