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.
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.
I made a review of Ghost Kit a while back but since then this plugin has added several new features, some of which offer extra settings and extend the functionalities of the block editor.
It currently has 70k+ installs and has an impressive amount of out of the box blocks. The post grid/masonry is particularly well built and detailed.
It has a nice settings page where you can enable/disable their blocks
