"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+).
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+).
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.
Automatically inserts the Author Biography block after the post content in your block theme's single post template, without editing the template.
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 "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 friendly 404 pattern with a message, a search box and a button home, offered when you edit the 404 template in the Site Editor.
Starts every new post with a set of placeholder blocks, such as a summary paragraph, a heading and an image, so writers follow the same structure.
Registers a block template from code, such as "Single Event", that block themes use automatically for a custom post type, so new post types look right without building the template by hand.
Removes chosen templates, such as a landing page or a blank canvas, from the template picker for editors and authors, so only administrators can apply layouts that need care.
Removes the option to switch to and edit the site template from inside the post and page editor, so content editors cannot change the site layout by accident.
Adds a "Numbered ranking" style to the Post Template block inside Query Loops, which puts a large 1, 2, 3... next to each post, for "Top 10" and "Most popular" lists.
Removes the "Designed with WordPress" or "Powered by WordPress" credit line from the footer of default block themes like Twenty Twenty-Four and Twenty Twenty-Five, without editing the template.
Adds a [wpide_template_part slug="footer"] shortcode that prints a block template part, so classic themes and page builders can reuse parts designed in the Site Editor.
Opens specific pages, or pages using certain templates, in the classic editor while everything else keeps the block editor.