"Coming Soon" Block Listing Scheduled Posts
Registers a "Coming Soon" block, rendered on the server without a build step, that lists the titles and dates of your next scheduled posts to build anticipation for upcoming content.
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Registers a "Coming Soon" block, rendered on the server without a build step, that lists the titles and dates of your next scheduled posts to build anticipation for upcoming content.
Registers a "Landing page" block template for pages that shows only the page content, with no site header, footer or title, for campaign and sales pages (WordPress 6.7+).
Registers a server-rendered block that lists the latest posts by the current post's author, excluding the post being read, to keep readers with writers they like.
Registers a page template that keeps the theme's header and footer but hides the page title, for pages that start with their own hero section (WordPress 6.7+).
Registers a server-rendered block that lists the other pages sharing the current page's parent, with the current page marked, giving every section of a large site its own side navigation.
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.
Adds an "Abbreviation" option to the text formatting menu that wraps selected text such as "SEO" in an abbr tag with its full meaning, shown as a tooltip and read by screen readers.
Styles the core Details block as a polished accordion with borders, a rotating plus icon and comfortable spacing, so FAQs look finished without a plugin.
Adds your brand colors to the color palette in the block editor, next to the theme's colors, so the exact shades are one click away.
Adds duotone image filters in your brand colors to the Image and Cover block toolbars, for a consistent photo style across the site.
Adds your brand gradients to the gradient picker for Group, Cover, Button and other blocks, so editors use on-brand backgrounds.
Adds your own named font sizes, such as "Lead" or "Display", to the font size picker in the block editor alongside the theme's sizes.
Adds soft, medium and lifted shadow options to the editor's Shadow control for buttons, images, groups and columns, next to the theme's own shadows.
Adds a "Sidebar" area next to Header and Footer in the Site Editor, so sidebar template parts get their own section, icon and the right HTML tag.
Adds a "Patterns" item under Appearance that lists your synced patterns (reusable blocks), if your WordPress version does not show one already.
Automatically inserts the Author Biography block after the post content in your block theme's single post template, without editing the template.
Limits the blocks that can be inserted for specific post types, so structured content such as testimonials or team members only uses the blocks that fit.
Changes the starting settings of blocks editors add: images link to nothing and open large, galleries crop evenly, columns stay side by side on phones, and new tables have header rows.
Registers a Block Bindings source so Paragraph, Heading and Button blocks can display the site name, tagline, URL or current year and stay up to date automatically.
Registers a block bindings source so paragraphs, headings, buttons and images can show the post author's name, bio, archive link or avatar, which is handy for author boxes in block themes.
Registers a block bindings source that fills blocks with the post's published or last updated date in any format, so you can write "Updated on ..." in a paragraph inside block templates.
Registers a block bindings source that shows a post's main category name, link or description in any paragraph, heading or button, for example as a label above titles in a Query Loop.
Registers a "Reading time" block bindings source, so a Paragraph or Heading in your templates can show "5 min read" for the current post (WordPress 6.5+).
Adds a pattern with a heading and three numbered steps in columns, a common section for service pages and onboarding.