Add a Custom Block Style
Registers extra style variations for core blocks, such as an "Outline" button and a "Card" group, that editors can pick in the block sidebar.
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Disable the Block Editor
Uses the classic editor for all posts and pages instead of the block editor. The block-based widgets screen is not affected.
Disable the Block Editor for Specific Post Types
Keeps the block editor for posts but uses the classic editor for the post types you list (pages by default).
Enable the Block Editor and REST API for a Plugin's Post Type
Turns on REST API support for post types registered without it, which also switches them to the block editor and makes them available to apps and headless sites.
FAQ Structured Data From Details Blocks
Turns every Details block (summary and hidden text) in a post or page into a question and answer in FAQPage JSON-LD, with nothing extra to fill in.
Show All Block Settings in One List Without Tabs
Removes the Settings and Styles tabs from the block sidebar in the editor, so every panel for the selected block is listed together again.
Skip Block Editor Styles on Elementor Pages
Stops the block library stylesheet loading on pages built entirely with Elementor, since those pages contain no blocks, which removes one render-blocking file.
Tag Posts Automatically From a Keyword List
Adds tags to posts when they are saved if the title or content mentions keywords you define, for example tagging every post that mentions "WooCommerce" or "Gutenberg", so tagging stays consistent.
Use ACF Fields in Core Blocks With Block Bindings
Registers an "ACF field" block bindings source, so paragraph, heading, button and image blocks can show ACF values without a custom block (WordPress 6.5+).
Warn About H1 Headings in the Block Editor
Shows a warning in the block editor when a post contains an H1 heading block, since the post title is already the page's H1 and a second one muddles the outline.