Source: WordPress.org Documentation

  • Home Link block

    Go to the list of Blocks The Home Link block allows you to automatically add a link to your site’s homepage. The Home Link block is only available as a sub-block of the Navigation block. How to add the Home Link block To add a Home Link block, you first need to add a Navigation block in a post or Site Editor. There are three…

  • Next Post block

    Go to the list of Blocks Use the Next Post block to display a Next link which automatically points to the next post or page to the one currently displayed. Click the (+) icon to open the block inserter pop-up window and search for the Next Post block.  You can also type the keyboard shortcut /next in a new paragraph and hit enter…

  • Distraction Free mode

    Distraction Free mode is a new visual option that creates a focused writing experience by hiding various parts of the editor interface. When enabled, any open sidebars are closed and toolbars fade away, leaving your content to take center stage. You can toggle this mode on/off as you write and as you’d like. This mode…

  • Twenty Twenty-Three Changelog

    Version 1.6 Released: November 12th, 2024 with WordPress 6.7 Version 1.5 Released: July 16th, 2024 with WordPress 6.6 Version 1.4 Released: April 2nd, 2024 with WordPress 6.5 Version 1.3 Released: November 7, 2023 with WordPress 6.4 Version 1.2 Released: August 8, 2023 with WordPress 6.3 Version 1.1 Released: March 29, 2023 with WordPress 6.2 Version 1.0…

  • Styles overview

    The Stylespanel in WordPress 5.9 or higher allows you to set the overall aesthetics and layout of your site at a global level.

  • Post Author Name block

    Go back to the list of Blocks The Post Author block displays the username of the post’s author. This block is primarily nested inside a query loop block and helps to customize the appearance of the query loop. This block is a part of the Post Author block but exists on its own for deeper customization. You can…

  • Position Settings overview

    The position settings in blocks allow you to set how an element is positioned in your site. These settings can only be found in a few blocks when they are placed at the root of site. The position settings are available when you use the block editor. If you are new to the block editor, this guide will show…

  • Comments block

    Go to the list of Blocks The Comments block is an advanced block that displays post comments with various visual configurations. It contains multiple blocks to show comments, such as Comments Title, Comment Template, Comment Pagination, and Post Comments Form. With the Comments block, adding a comment section to your posts becomes effortless. To add…

  • Submenu block

    Go to the list of Blocks The Submenu Block is an advanced block that can only be used as a child block of the Navigation Block released with WordPress 5.9. It allows you to create and edit the structure and appearance of submenus within your site’s navigation menus. The Submenu Block can be used with a block theme or a…