"Used In" Column for Synced Patterns
Adds a "Used in" column to the Patterns list (Appearance > Editor > Patterns > Manage) showing how many posts and pages include each synced pattern, so you know what changes will affect.
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Add a Patterns Link to the Admin Menu
Adds a "Patterns" item under Appearance that lists your synced patterns (reusable blocks), if your WordPress version does not show one already.
Block Malicious Request Patterns
A tiny firewall that returns 403 Forbidden for URLs containing typical attack strings, such as directory traversal, SQL injection and PHP stream wrappers.
Block Pattern: "How It Works" in Three Steps
Adds a pattern with a heading and three numbered steps in columns, a common section for service pages and onboarding.
Block Pattern: Call to Action With Two Buttons
Adds a centered call-to-action pattern with a heading, a sentence and a main button plus an outline button, for the end of landing and service pages.
Block Pattern: Company History Timeline
Adds a timeline pattern with a year column and a description column for each milestone, for About and history pages.
Block Pattern: Contact Details and Opening Hours
Adds a two-column contact section with address, phone and email on one side and opening hours on the other, ready to fill in.
Block Pattern: FAQ With Expandable Answers
Adds an FAQ pattern built from core Details blocks, so visitors click a question to reveal its answer, with no plugin and no JavaScript.
Block Pattern: Helpful 404 Page Content
Adds a friendly 404 pattern with a message, a search box and a button home, offered when you edit the 404 template in the Site Editor.
Block Pattern: Key Numbers Row
Adds a row of four big numbers with short labels (customers, years, rating, countries), a quick way to show social proof on any page.
Block Pattern: Plan Comparison Table
Adds a comparison table pattern with a header row and check marks for comparing plans, products or options side by side.
Block Pattern: Pros and Cons
Adds a two-column "Pros and cons" pattern with checkmark and cross lists, for reviews, comparisons and buying guides.
Block Pattern: Six-Feature Grid
Adds a pattern with a heading and six short feature descriptions in two rows of three columns, for product and service overviews.
Block Pattern: Team Members
Adds a team section pattern with three members, each with a name, role and short bio in columns, ready for you to add photos.
Block Pattern: Three Testimonials
Adds a testimonials pattern with three customer quotes side by side, built from core Quote blocks so it inherits your theme's quote styling.
Block Pattern: Three-Plan Pricing Table
Adds a "Pricing: three plans" pattern to the block inserter with a heading, three plan columns, feature lists and buttons that follow your theme's styles.
Custom Pattern Rules for Contact Form 7 Fields
Validates chosen Contact Form 7 fields against your own patterns, such as postcodes, order numbers or membership IDs, each with its own error message.
Custom Pattern Rules for Fluent Forms Fields
Validates chosen Fluent Forms fields against your own patterns, such as postcodes, order numbers or membership IDs, each with its own error message.
Custom Pattern Rules for WPForms Text Fields
Validates WPForms single-line text fields against your own patterns, such as postcodes, order numbers or VAT IDs, chosen per field with a CSS class.
Disable Core Block Patterns
Removes the block patterns that ship with WordPress itself, so the pattern inserter only shows your theme and custom patterns.
Disable Remote Block Patterns
Stops WordPress from loading block patterns from the WordPress.org pattern directory, leaving only theme and plugin patterns.
Disable the Theme's Block Patterns
Removes the patterns bundled with your active theme from the inserter, for sites that only want their own patterns.
Load Block Patterns From a Folder of HTML Files
Registers every .html file in wp-content/patterns/ as a block pattern, using the file name as its title, so designers can add patterns by dropping in markup copied from the editor.
Never Cache Certain URLs in WP Rocket
Adds URL patterns that WP Rocket must never cache, such as account, quote or booking pages with personal content, without touching the plugin's settings screen.