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Terms Query block
The Terms Query block displays a list or grid of taxonomy terms (such as Categories, Tags, or custom taxonomies). It’s most useful in templates (for example, a “Categories” index or a directory page) where you want to list terms and design how each term appears. Requirements Anatomy of the Terms Query block The block inspector…
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Time to Read block
The Time to Read block shows an estimated reading time for the current post or page. You can display a single time (for example, 3 min) or a time range (for example, 3–4 min). A Word Count variation is also available if you prefer to display the total number of words instead. Requirements Add the…
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Accordion block
Go to the list of Blocks The Accordion block lets you show content in collapsible sections so visitors can expand just the parts they need. It’s commonly used for FAQs, schedules, or any long page you want to make easier to scan. Each Accordion contains Accordion Item blocks. Every item has: Add an Accordion block…
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Notes
Notes let you and your team leave contextual feedback directly on individual blocks while editing a post or page. You can add notes, reply in threads, resolve conversations when they’re done, and keep collaboration inside WordPress. Notes never appear on the frontend of your site. Currently, Notes can only be added on a per block…
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Recovery Mode
Recovery Mode is a built-in WordPress feature (introduced in version 5.2) that in some cases may help you regain access to your site when a fatal error occurs, without the need to use FTP and/or editing code directly. A fatal error is often caused by a plugin, theme, or custom code and it prevents normal…
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Title block
Go to the List of Blocks Title block (formerly known as Post Title block) displays the title of a post or page. This block is primarily nested inside a query loop block and helps to customize the appearance of the query loop. See here for a description of how to use blocks in general and…
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Query Title block
The Query Title block displays a dynamic heading based on the type of content being viewed, such as a category name, search term etc. It has two main variations: Archive Title Search Result Title Both of these are built on top of the same underlying block (core/query-title) and share the same functionality and controls —…
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Query Total block
WordPress 6.8 is set to introduce a new block called Query Total, enhancing the flexibility of the Query Loop block. This new block displays the total number of results within a query, making it easier for users to showcase the number of posts retrieved by a query loop. The Query Total block is designed to…
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Twenty Twenty-Five
Twenty Twenty-Five is the new default theme for WordPress Version 6.7. Twenty Twenty-Five emphasizes simplicity and adaptability. It offers flexible design options, supported by a variety of patterns for different page types, such as services and landing pages, making it ideal for building personal blogs, professional portfolios, online magazines, or business websites. Its templates cater to various…
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Twenty Twenty-Five changelog
Version 1.5 May 20, 2026 with WordPress 7.0 Version 1.4 Released: December 3, 2025 with WordPress 6.9 Version 1.3 Released: August 5, 2025 Version 1.2 Released: April 15, 2025 with WordPress 6.8 Version 1.1 Released: February 11, 2025 Version 1.0 Released: November 12, 2024 Initial Release.