WordPress has a useful block called “Gallery” which allows you show to multiple images together.
With the PublishPress Blocks plugin, you can improve the gallery block and show WordPress images inside a lightbox modal. This feature is not available in the normal WordPress image block.
iFrames are a feature of the web that can be very useful and also very frustrating.
WordPress is a good example of this. On one hand, WordPress uses iFrames as a key part of the Customizer. On the other hand, WordPress often blocks iFrames as a security threat.
In this guide, I'll show you how to add iFrames to posts made with the Gutenberg editor.
An accordion layout allows you to pĺace large quantities of text on a reduced space.
Your site's visitors can get overwhelmed when presented with too much text to read at once. If you use an accordion layout, your visitors can scan and look for the information they need. An accordion is perfect for Frequently Asked Questions, or show specific details in a product you're selling.
A CTA Button (call-to-action) is essential for the health of your business.
A call-to-action is intended to drive the user to a specific action, to complete a conversion. This conversion can be many things, such as signing up to a newsletter, buying an product or redirecting the user to the paid area of the site.
A good call-to-action meets certain requirements, including these:
The Advanced Slider block in PublishPress Blocks lets you create image sliders (carousels) to present them on posts, pages, or even custom post types on your WordPress site.
After finishing this tutorial, you will be able to insert an image slider in the Gutenberg editor, and configure all its settings.
Let's start!
The Count Up block is perfect for showcasing a number in the Gutenberg editor. You can use it show how many clients you have, how much money you have raised, how many cups of coffee you've served, or anything else.
In fact, count up blocks are useful to present any kind of statistics on your side. Showing numbers is useful to present relevant information concisely, thus generating a bigger impact on visitors when scanning over the site.
This tutorial will explain the use of the Count up block of the PublishPress Blocks plugin.
If the posts in your site have multiple text sections and multiple headings, it makes sense to have a table of contents detailing the structure of your information. This makes it easy to navigate through the post with the help of a navigation menu.
The Summary Block in PublishPress Blocks provides this functionality through a list of links, each one pointing to the corresponding heading of the post.
The most important asset of a business is its customers without a doubt. People deposit their trust and do believe in persons like them, with the same needs and requirements. That is why a testimonial section on your site takes the focus out of your business and places it on the customer. This is a very effective selling strategy, and to some point, also an application of Word-of-mouth marketing.
The Testimonial block in PublishPress Blocks has many configuration options to allow you to show customer testimonials on your site.