"Landing Page" Template Without Header and Footer
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+).
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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+).
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.
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 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.
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.
Adds a two-column contact section with address, phone and email on one side and opening hours on the other, ready to fill in.
Adds an FAQ pattern built from core Details blocks, so visitors click a question to reveal its answer, with no plugin and no JavaScript.
Adds body classes such as "has-block-cover" or "has-block-gallery" for the main blocks a post or page contains, so CSS can adapt the header or layout to the content.
Sets the default vertical gap between blocks across a block theme, for a tighter or airier rhythm without adjusting every Group block.
Registers a "Contact Card" block, rendered on the server, where you type a name, role, phone, email and address in the sidebar and get a tidy card with tap-to-call and email links.
Lets you write extra CSS for individual block types (for example tables or quotes) that WordPress prints only on pages that actually contain those blocks.
Adds hide-on-mobile, hide-on-tablet and hide-on-desktop classes you can put in any block's "Additional CSS class" field to show it only on certain screen sizes.
Adds three photo styles to the Image block: a white polaroid card, a thin inset frame, and a playful slight tilt that straightens on hover.
Adds a small, separated disclaimer built from blocks at the end of posts and pages, for example a "not financial or medical advice" notice.
Draws a faint dashed outline around blocks as you hover over them in the editor, making nested groups, columns and empty blocks easy to see.
Limits any Query Loop block with the class "wpide-has-thumbnail" to posts that have a featured image, so image grids never show empty cards.
Removes the Settings and Styles tabs from the block sidebar in the editor, so every panel for the selected block is listed together again.
Opens specific pages, or pages using certain templates, in the classic editor while everything else keeps the block editor.