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Comparing Patterns, Template Parts, and Synced Patterns (Reusable Blocks)
Overview With more types of reusable content you can create with WordPress, this article seeks to clarify when it makes sense to use certain types in different situations to help guide you to make the best decisions possible. At a high level, this will focus on Template Part blocks, Block Patterns, and Synced Patterns (Reusable Blocks).…
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Twenty Twenty-Two
Twenty Twenty-Two is the new default theme for WordPress Version 5.9. Everyone deserves a truly unique website, built on a solid, well-designed foundation. Twenty Twenty-Two aims to help you achieve that by offering a wide set of patterns, templates, headers, footers, and custom color palettes. As the first-ever default block theme, Twenty Twenty-Two invites you…
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Dimension Settings overview
You can use the dimension settings in blocks to help you better customize your layout and design. These settings impact the dimensions of blocks in various ways, including how groups of blocks are placed alongside one another. The dimension settings are available when you use the block editor. If you are new to the block editor, this guide will…
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Navigation block
The Navigation block is an advanced block in WordPress 5.9 that enables you to edit your site’s navigation menu, both in terms of structure and design. The Navigation block can be used with a block theme or a theme that has support for template editing. In order to add a Navigation block, click on the…
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Template Part block
Go back to the list of Blocks The Template Part block is an advanced block introduced in WordPress 5.9 that can be used with a block theme or a theme that supports template editing. They often come with your theme and are used to organize and display your site structure. You can only use them…
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Block themes
As of WordPress 5.9, block themes are now a part of the WordPress ecosystem as a new type of theme built with and for blocks. What is a block theme? A block theme is a theme that uses blocks for all parts of a site, including navigation menus, header, content, and site footer. These themes…
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Site Editor
The Site editor allows you to design the entire site including the header, footer, and everything in between, with blocks. It gives you greater control over how your site looks. The Site Editor is only available when you install and activate a Block theme on your site. How to access the Site editor To work…
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Supported Versions
The WordPress Support Forums and WordPress Documentation only provide support and documentation for officially released versions of WordPress, as downloaded from the WordPress Download page and related URLs. The only current officially supported version is the last major release of WordPress. Previous major releases before this may or may not get security updates as serious exploits are discovered. Beta versions, nightly builds,…
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Buttons block
Go to the List of Blocks Use the Buttons block to add one or more buttons to your page or post. Add a Button block To add the Buttons block to a page, click the + Block Inserter button in the top-left corner of the editor and choose the Buttons block. You can also type /buttons and hit…
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Block Pattern Directory
The Block Pattern Directory is a resource for content creators who want to find more block patterns to use on their site to save time in creating content in unique layouts. Whether you’re looking for a beautiful way to present some images for your portfolio or a practical contact form section, the pattern directory has…