PublishPress Blocks include accordions, galleries, sliders, tabs, maps and more. Plus it has the best content display block in WordPress.
PublishPress Blocks has everything you need to build professional websites with the WordPress block editor. The extra blocks include layout options, sliders, buttons, icons, image galleries, maps, tabs, testimonials, accordions, and more.
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PublishPress Blocks has everything you need to build professional websites with WordPress. Here’s an introduction to the blocks available with the PublishPress Blocks plugin:
And there are also three blocks available in PublishPress Blocks Pro:
PublishPress Blocks features the best content block in WordPress. You can use the “Content Display” block to create blog layouts, lists of posts by a specific author, or even complete newspaper frontpages.
This block allows you to show posts, pages and other content types in many beautiful layouts. These layout options are Grid, Frontpage, List, Newspaper, Masonry, and Slider.
You also have dozens of different ways to customize your content. You can filter your content by author, category or tag. You can add many types of data to your layouts including posted date, updated date, images, authors, excerpts, intro text, comments and more.
We’ve already mentioned many features of the Content Display block. So what are you waiting for? Install PublishPress Blocks and check out the Content Display block. This block really is the best way to showcase your posts in the Gutenberg editor.
You create custom, reusable CSS styles and make them available to end users. Name the style, and let the content editors use it when they need it. This is a very useful feature that empowers your users to add pre-defined CSS styles to any Gutenberg block.
Click here to see how to create block styles.
Using the PublishPress Blocks plugin, you can schedule when blocks are shown, and add user role restrictions.
Block Controls works with almost any block, including blocks from third party plugins.
Click here to read how to use block controls
There are four different kinds of block visiblity control available:
PublishPress Blocks also allows you to enable or disable Gutenberg blocks for user roles. For example, you can disable the “Classic” block if you don’t want users to rely on the old WordPress editor.
Using the PublishPress Blocks plugin, you can allow some user roles to use the Gutenberg blocks that you choose. You can select which blocks in the Blocks list will be available to each role.
Click here to see how to control permissions for Gutenberg blocks.
When you are using PublishPress Blocks, a submenu for Reusable Blocks is enabled by default. This submenu allows you to reach the “Reusable blocks” page screen that is normally difficult to find in WordPress.
Reusable blocks are an incredibly useful feature in the Gutenberg block editor. They allow you to create content once and use it multiple times inside different posts and pages. In future updates for PublishPress Blocks, we’re going to add more features to help you manage reusable blocks.
Click here to for more on the Reusable Blocks Screen.
PublishPress Blocks allows you to create flexible and beautiful page builder layouts. You get 23 layout options with different options for desktop, tablet and mobile devices. You can create these layouts with the PublishPress Columns block. The PublishPress Columns block is based on the default Columns block in Gutenberg. This new version of the Gutenberg block has many extra features including extra layout options, padding, margins and much more.
Click here to see more about the block layout options
The Pro versions of the PublishPress plugins are well worth your investment. The Pro versions have extra features and faster support. Click here to join PublishPress.
Join PublishPress and you’ll get access to these nine Pro plugins:
Together, these plugins are a suite of powerful publishing tools for WordPress. If you need to create a professional workflow in WordPress, with moderation, revisions, permissions and more… then you should try PublishPress.
Bug reports for PublishPress Blocks are welcome in our repository on GitHub. Please note that GitHub is not a support forum, and that issues that aren’t properly qualified as bugs will be closed.
Content Display Block: PublishPress Blocks include Content Display, a powerful block to show posts, pages and custom post types in many beautiful layouts.
Block permissions: PublishPress Blocks allows you to enable or disable blocks per user role.
Column Layouts: PublishPress Blocks allows you to create flexible and beautiful layouts. You get 23 layouts options with different options for desktop, tablet and mobile devices.
WooCommerce Products: PublishPress Blocks comes with a block to display your latest WooCommerce products.
Countdown Block: Create a customizable countdown block with a lot of settings, including date and time layout, font size, and more.
Content Blocks: PublishPress Blocks has multiple blocks to improve your content. You can create a Table of Contents block, build stylish lists with icons, and add attractive buttons with many design options.
Image and Video Blocks: With the PublishPress Video block, you can display remote or local videos with a customizable player and tons of options. The PublishPress Image block: get more controls over your images with zoom, opacity, captions and much more.
Email and Contact Form Blocks: You can create Contact form and also Newsletter sign-up blocks.
Gutenberg Accordion Block: You can display content in an accordion layout. The content of each accordion can be visually edited.
Gutenberg Info Box and Icon Blocks: The Info Box blocks allows you to show information with an icon, title and text with custom styles.
Google Maps: With the Map block you can display a Google Map with a custom icon, tooltip and description.
Count up blocks: The Count Up block is perfect for showcasing numbers in Gutenberg. You can use it to show how many clients you have, how much money you have raised etc.
Testimonial Blocks: The Testimonial Block allows you to add clients testimonials to Gutenberg.
Login & Register Gutenberg Block: This block allows you to load a WordPress login or registration form inside Gutenberg.
Gallery Enhancements: PublishPress Blocks has major improvements for the default WordPress galleries, including lightbox displays, image captions, and better image navigation.
Block Styles: You create custom CSS styles for blocks and make them available to end users.
We reply to every question about the editor on the forum here, just ask 🙂 We also have online documentation here.
You can create a PublishPress Accordion block by clicking the “Accordion – PublishPress” button in the PublishPress Blocks category. When you first create this block, you will see 2 accordion elements that display by default. Once created, you can adjust the header, body or border options for your accordion. The Accordion block also allows you to customize the borders of the accordion areas:
Click here for more on Gutenberg accordion blocks.
The PublishPress Button block is based on the default Button block in Gutenberg. This improved version of the button block has tons of extra features including advanced styling such as hover, margin, border, padding, shadows and more. You can create a PublishPress Button block by clicking the “Accordion – PublishPress” button in the PublishPress Blocks section. There are options for customizing the test size, background color and text color for the button. There are also customization options for the color, borders, margin, and padding of your buttons. You can choose settings that control what visitors see when they hover over your button blocks.
Click here for more on Gutenberg button blocks.
The PublishPress Icon block allows you to add icons to WordPress content. This block uses Google’s Material Design icons. You can customize the style, size, color, link, margin, padding, background, border and more. You can create a PublishPress Icon block by clicking the “Icon – PublishPress” button in the PublishPress Blocks section. After you choose an icon, you will see extra settings in the right sidebar, including Icon Size, Icon Color, Icon Background, Border, Border Size, Border Radius.
Click here for more on Gutenberg icon blocks.
The PublishPress List block is based on the default List block in Gutenberg. This improved version of the block has tons of extra features including advanced styling such as custom icons, text size, margin, padding and more. You can create a PublishPress List block by clicking the “List – PublishPress” button in the PublishPress Blocks section. After creating the PublishPress List block, you can adjust the settings from the right sidebar. You can change the icon and it’s settings which include List icon, Icon size, Line height, Margin, Padding, and more.
Click here for more on Gutenberg list blocks.
The PublishPress Table block is based on the default Table block in Gutenberg. This improved version of the block has tons of extra table features including advanced styling such as margin, padding, alignment, colors and more. You can create a PublishPress Table block by clicking the “Table – PublishPress” button in the PublishPress Blocks section. After choosing the PublishPress Table block, you can choose the number of columns and rows for your table layout. You can edit the table after setting the number of columns and rows. The options include:
Click here for more on Gutenberg table blocks.
You can create a PublishPress Tabs block when you need to display a lot of content in a small area. The tabs are mobile-friendly, can be horizontal or vertical, and can be customized with your colors and design. To insert a PublishPress Tabs block, click the “Tabs – PublishPress” button in the PublishPress Blocks category. You can add tabs using the large + icon. You can remove tabs using the yellow X icon. The block settings allow you to adjust the tab direction and also which tab people will see when they open the page.
Click here for more on Gutenberg tabs blocks.
The PublishPress Columns block is based on the default Columns block in Gutenberg. This new version of the block has many extra features including extra layout options, padding, margins and much more. If you want to create a block containing other blocks inside, you should choose “Columns – PublishPress” in PublishPress Blocks category. Then you can add any types of block you want in each column. You can choose different layouts for Desktop, Tablet, and Mobile displays. You can also choose the space between columns, padding, margin, and much more.
Click here for more on Gutenberg columns blocks.
No. The impact is minimal because our plugin relies heavily on tools provided by the native Gutenberg editor.
Many of our blocks are built on top of the default Gutenberg blocks, so little extra code is necessary. And if you decide to stop using PublishPress Blocks, any Gutenberg block will safely turn back to regular HTML. This means that PublishPress Blocks is a safe option to use, because your content is not locked into our plugin forever.
Read more about disabling PublishPress Blocks.
Yes, with the PublishPress Blocks plugin, you can show WordPress images inside a lightbox modal. This feature is not available in the normal WordPress gallery block. This feature is on the Configuration screen in PublishPress Blocks. This will modify the default “Gallery” block in WordPress.
Yes, it is possible to create anchor links for Gutenberg blocks. This allows you to create direct links to blocks, rather than to the top of a page. They allow visitors to click a link and instant moved up or down a long page.
This feature is available for all PublishPress blocks, except for these:
If you disable the PublishPress Blocks plugin, the blocks will revert to HTML. This means that PublishPress Blocks is a safe option to use, because your content is not locked into our plugin forever. Our plugin will not negatively impact your use of the block editor.
Click here for more information on disabling blocks
All of these are good Gutenberg block plugins. PublishPress Blocks has particular strengths with the 5 features we mention in the introduction:
Yes, we use the phrase “publishpress-advg-install” to share install links. You will see that text included in the links from other PublishPress plugins.
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