Gutenberg is good, and with PublishPress Blocks, it’s great! PublishPress Blocks has everything you need to build professional websites with WordPress. The blocks include layout options, sliders, buttons, icons, image galleries, maps, tabs, testimonials, accordions, and much more.v
We just released something really cool for the WordPress block editor. You can just create your own styles for any block. For example, I want some blocks with the purple and yellow colors of the PublishPress band. That’s super-easy. Check out this screenshot below. In the right menu, I can pick from dozens of different…
In the middle of 2025, I wrote a post saying that we have big, new plans for the PublishPress Blocks plugin. Our goal with the plugin is to provide a complete set of management tools for blocks. There are lots of different plugins that provide a few features for blocks. None of them are comprehensive….
Earlier this week, I was writing a post with the new Gutenberg editor in WordPress. I wanted to add several GIFS to the post. However, it was a really frustrating process. First, there is no “GIF” block in Gutenberg, so that wasn’t an option.
One PublishPress user asked us if it’s possible to rearrange metaboxes in the WordPress post editor. They are using the block editor (Gutenberg) This user has installed the PublishPress Checklists plugin and wanted the checklist area to be at the top of sidebar when writing posts. This image shows the move they wanted:
One of our most popular recent posts on this blog explained how to rearrange metaboxes in the Gutenberg editor. This post is useful because the system for moving metaboxes has some confusing points. Yes, you can move some metaboxes up and down, but the default boxes can not be moved. The image below highlights the…
The Gutenberg block editor makes it easy to add and edit content in WordPress. However, sometimes you want to do just the opposite! Sometimes your content should not be updated. With the PublishPress plugins, you can completely prevent some users from adding new blocks to your WordPress content. In this guide, I’ll share two ways…
“Block Permissions” is one of the most popular features in the PublishPress Blocks plugin. This feature allows you to control which blocks are available to different user roles. For example, if you want to prevent some user roles from adding “Table” blocks, you can block them from doing that with this feature. The system is…
PublishPress Blocks is one of our most popular plugins. Honestly, that’s a little surprising to me. One reason that’s surprising is because the plugin has a smaller potential audience than most. It’s only for people who use the WordPress block editor. The plugin isn’t helpful if you’re using Elementor, Beaver Builder, or another page-builder.
In this guide, I’m going to show you to hide Gutenberg blocks that you don’t want some WordPress users to access. As more plugin developers support Gutenberg, you may end up with a very long list of blocks. Or you may simply not want to give some users access to some functionality.
The latest version of PublishPress Blocks has a submenu for “Synced Patterns”. This feature was previously called “Reusable Blocks”. This submenu allows you to reach the “Synced Patterns” / “Reusable blocks” page screen that is normally difficult to find in WordPress. These patterns are an incredibly useful feature in the Gutenberg block editor. They allow…