Gutenberg WordPress Plugin

You already know your content must be engaging to attract and retain users. But as more and more businesses jump online, creating unique, engaging content may feel like a neverending challenge.  However, with the free plugin Editor Plus, you can add entrance animation to your WordPress content. By extending the capabilities of the Gutenberg editor, Read More >

Book lovers unite! As of March 2020, all generations saw a considerable increase in reading. With the change in how we’re able to spend our free time, there is no wonder that reading has increased overall about 33%. Even better, if you have a WordPress website or blog, you can easily attract and retain fellow Read More >

If you’re a fan of Gutenberg and its block-based system, you’ll be happy to know the separate Gutenberg plugin can now add block functionality to the WordPress Widget area.  Though a version of Gutenberg is rolled into the core of WordPress, the separate Gutenberg plugin introduces newer features that add to the experience of the Read More >

WordPress blocks can range in complexity, from very basic text blocks to deeply nested column blocks full of rich content. So if you expend a lot of effort crafting a beautiful block you may want to have a way to save that block and use it later. In this article, you will learn about creating Read More >

Since the integration of the Gutenberg editor into WordPress in version 5.0, blocks are the foundation of building posts and pages in the visual editor. To help save you time the Group block was provided which allows you to group several blocks together. This way you can keep related content in a group and move Read More >

Adding spaces between blocks with the new Gutenberg editor in WordPress (the default editor pages and posts) can be a little tricky. It used to be that you can simply hit enter a few times and the spaces would be there. Or, some people add empty blocks with a space to hold the block in Read More >

When you’re working in WordPress you will often add images to your content. These images can be added as inline images or using the Image block. You can also add galleries or slideshows, but in this tutorial, we will be focusing on the difference between using inline images and the image block. You will learn Read More >

One of the most common things you’ll find in web-based articles are links that jump from one location in an article to another location of that same article.  These links are known as anchor links. Follow the tutorial below to learn how to add anchor links in a WordPress post or page. Creating an Anchor Read More >

Most people prefer to use the visual tools when composing content within WordPress. There is always an effort to get the WYSIWYG (“What You See Is What You Get”) feel for creating content. However, experienced WordPress users often work in code in order to get the results that they want for their posts. People work Read More >

Since WordPress switched to using the Gutenberg editor, it has made building a site easier. You can build a site in sections also known as blocks. This block-based interface saves time since they are preformatted based on their purpose. But, what if you don’t see the block that you need for your website? No need Read More >

One of the great features of the new editor is the Content structure in Gutenberg that can be accessed via the top bar of the Gutenberg editor. It provides a great amount of information about your post and page that may prove useful to you. This information includes the number of words in your post/page, Read More >

What is Gutenberg? Gutenberg is the new block-based editor that has been implemented and integrated into the WordPress interface. Included in all WordPress versions 5.0 and higher, Gutenberg changes the way you create and edit your pages and posts by providing an easy to use block editor. Continue reading to learn: What is Gutenberg? Gutenberg Read More >