Blocks

A guide to some blocks. We also have basic examples of All blocks. There is full documentation on the WordPress.org blocks pages.

  • Paragraph

    The paragraph is the basic block. A new paragraph block is created if you tab or press return in the title field. Once you are working in a paragraph block a new one is created if you press return.

  • Headings

    Headings can be used to organise and separate content. They are simple text blocks.

  • List

    Organise content in a numbered or bulleted list.

  • Quote

    The quote block will give a nicely style to a quotation. There is a place for a citation too.

  • Classic

    The classic block embeds the old classic editor in your post or page. If you edit a post created with the classic editor and open it in the block editor you will see all the content in a classic block.

  • Image

    The Basic way to add an image to a post or page.

  • Gallery

    The Gallery block allows you to add sets of photos and automatically arrange them in a gallery.

  • File

    The File Block allows you to add a link to the downloadable files on your site. In the case of PDF files you can optionallyembed the pdf

  • Video Block

    The Video Block is used to insert a video. You can either upload a video or paste in the link to a video elsewhere. This neds to be the url to the video file.

  • Slideshow

    The Slideshow block is provided by Jetpack. You need to have activated the Jetpack plugin to use ut

  • Columns

    The Columns Block allows you to organise your content into columns. When used one after another, the columns can create a grid effect. 

  • shortcode

    An advanced but very useful block. The short code block lets you insert shortcodes into your posts and pages. It can also be used to embed some external media.


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