Block Bindings Source: Main Category
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.
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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.
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 comparison table pattern with a header row and check marks for comparing plans, products or options side by side.
Adds a pattern with a heading and six short feature descriptions in two rows of three columns, for product and service overviews.
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.
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.
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.
Flashes a soft highlight behind a heading or section when visitors arrive through a #link (from a table of contents or another page), so they instantly see where they landed.
Sends Cache-Control headers on public pages for logged-out visitors, so a CDN or proxy can cache them for a few minutes.
Sends cache headers on RSS feeds and XML sitemaps so feed readers, crawlers and CDNs can reuse them for an hour instead of making WordPress rebuild them on every request.
Adds a [wpide_bp_notifications] shortcode that shows a bell link with the member's unread BuddyPress notification count, for headers and menus built with blocks.
Stores the responses of public GET requests to the REST API (such as post lists used by headless front ends and block widgets) for a few minutes for logged-out visitors, and clears the cache when content changes.
Adds a tap-to-call phone button next to the menu in Divi's default header, which is especially handy for local businesses on mobile.
Adds a ready-made group of blocks (heading, text and button) to the end of every post, which you can restyle with the block editor's own classes.
Adds a [wpide_cart_link] shortcode that shows a cart link with the number of items and total, which updates automatically when products are added.
Adds a "term_names" field to REST API responses for posts and custom post types, so apps get category and tag names without extra requests.
Replaces the "Order received" heading on the thank-you page with your own text.
Gives tables in posts and pages a clean, readable look with a bold header row, light striping, comfortable padding and horizontal scrolling on phones.
Removes rarely used tags from the page head: RSD, Windows Live Writer manifest, shortlink, adjacent post links and the REST API discovery link.
Clears WP Rocket's whole-site cache when you save the Customizer, change menus or edit widgets, so header, footer and sidebar changes show up immediately.
Tunes the line length, line height and spacing of headings, paragraphs and lists inside blog posts for long-form reading.
Sends a report-only Content Security Policy and collects the browser's violation reports, then lists every blocked source per directive under Tools > CSP Reports with a suggested policy you can enforce later.