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Twitter embed
Go back to the list of Blocks With the Twitter Embed block, you can embed Tweets (posts on Twitter) into your posts and pages. You don’t need a Twitter account to be able to use it. You can only embed public tweets, though. An example: Apart from a single tweet you can also use the…
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YouTube embed
Go back to the list of Blocks Using the YouTube Embed block you can include a YouTube video into your post/page with play buttons, so your visitor can stay on your site to watch it. You don’t need a YouTube account to embed a video. Not all videos can be shared this way, though. The…
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Facebook embed
Go back to the list of Blocks Due to Facebook’s decision to close the oEmbed end point for embedding Facebook links, the block will not work anymore after October 24, 2020. Publishers who want to embed Facebook links into their sites will require a developer account and an appid, and provide an authentication token with…
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RSS block
Go back to the list of Blocks An RSS feed is a machine-readable version of the content of a blog or a website. With the RSS block, you can display content from any site’s RSS feed on your website. You can choose to display the Title, Author, Date, and Excerpt for each item in the…
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Twenty Twenty changelog
Version 3.1 Released: May 20, 2026 with WordPress 7.0 Version 3.0 Released: December 3, 2025 with WordPress 6.9 Version 2.9 Released: April 15, 2025 with WordPress 6.8 Version 2.8 Released: November 12th, 2024 with WordPress 6.7 Version 2.7 Released: July 16th, 2024 with WordPress 6.6 Version 2.6 Released: April 2nd, 2024 with WordPress 6.5 Version 2.5 Released: January 16,…
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Twenty Twenty
Twenty Twenty is the new default theme for WordPress Version 5.3. It is designed with the flexibility of the block editor at its core. If you want to use it for an organization or a business, you can combine columns, groups, and media to create dynamic layouts that show off your services or products. If you…
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Inserting images into posts and pages (Block Editor)
Go back to the list of Blocks Note: This page uses Block Editor. If you are a Classic Editor User, refer this page. When creating or editing a WordPress page or blog post, you can easily add images to a post or page using the Image Block. Note: For the most up-to-date and detailed instructions on…
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Site Health: keep your website healthy
WordPress’ Site Health feature checks the overall health of your website, and provides information so you can ensure your website gets and then stays healthy. This page has extra information to ensure you’re able to use the Site Health feature as effectively as possible, and ensure you are a good citizen of the internet! What…
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Adding a new block
Go to the List of Blocks There are several ways to add a block to your post or page from the admin screen of the WordPress block editor when you are editing your post or page. You can use the Block Inserter + icon to add a block. You can also use a shortcut slash…
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Page Jumps
Page jumping, also sometimes referred to as anchor links, is where you click a link and instantly get moved somewhere further up or down a page. This can be particularly useful with a long page. One way to enable this is by setting an HTML Anchor to a Heading block on your page and creating…