List Block Styles: Arrows and Numbered Steps
Adds an "Arrows" style for bullet lists and a "Steps" style that turns numbered lists into large numbered circles, for features and how-to instructions.
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Adds an "Arrows" style for bullet lists and a "Steps" style that turns numbered lists into large numbered circles, for features and how-to instructions.
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.
Removes the custom color picker, custom gradients and free-form font and spacing sizes from the editor, so editors can only choose from your theme's palette and scales.
Restyles the comment list as soft cards with round avatars, a highlighted post author and thin lines that show reply threads.
Restyles the WooCommerce shop grid into clean cards with rounded images, consistent spacing, aligned buttons and a hover effect.
Hides the page header (title and breadcrumb bar) that OceanWP shows at the top of pages, so designed pages start right under the menu.
Lets every custom post type use a shared archive-custom and single-custom template before falling back to the general ones, so you design CPT pages once.
Stops anyone, administrators included, from activating a different theme, so a client cannot change the site design by accident.
Purges the whole LiteSpeed Cache when the Customizer, menus or widgets are saved, so header, footer and sidebar changes appear on every page right away.
Removes block style choices you do not want editors to use, such as the outline button, rounded image or dotted separator, keeping the design consistent.
Takes the Google Fonts and Early Access groups out of Elementor's font dropdown, so designers stick to system and self-hosted fonts.
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.
Gives a custom post type short URLs like example.com/web-design/ instead of example.com/services/web-design/, as pages have.
Renames admin menu entries to words your team understands, such as "Appearance" to "Design" or a plugin's menu to "Bookings", without touching the plugin.
Sets the shape, padding and weight of all buttons (Button block, search and form buttons) in a block theme through theme.json, including a darker hover color.
Adds a fading gradient line and a centered ornament (✦) style to the Separator block, for more elegant breaks between sections.
Replaces the default browser scrollbar with a thinner one in your brand colors on desktop browsers.
Gives dashboard widgets rounded corners, more breathing room and a colored top border, set with SCSS variables.
Adds two table styles: "Lined" with thin row dividers and no outer borders, and "Hover rows" that highlights the row under the mouse for easier reading.
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.
Removes the automatic /downloads/ archive page, for stores that list products on a page they designed themselves with the [downloads] shortcode or blocks.
Turns the blocks inside a Group with the class "wpide-timeline" into a vertical timeline with a line and a dot for each step, for histories, roadmaps and processes.
Gives any Group or Cover block with the class "wpide-wave-bottom" a soft wavy bottom edge instead of a straight line, for friendlier section transitions.
Wraps every plain-text WordPress email in an HTML template file stored in your theme, so designers can edit the email layout like any other template.