RSS
With the RSS block you can syndicate content from all over the web and quickly create an index of fresh content. Use the amount and column functionality to fetch as many articles as you like and give the block a unique look and feel with the color features.
Demo
This is a live rss feed from WP Tavern. The content updates as the WP Tavern team updates their content.
WooCommerce Blocks is Now a Feature Plugin, Version 1.3.0 Introduces 6 New Blocks
WooCommerce Blocks 1.3.0 was released yesterday with six new blocks. Previously, the plugin allowed users to display a grid of products by category. The new version introduces a Featured Product Block with design options for customizing nearly everything about the display, including color overlay, price and description, text alignment, call-to-action (more…)
CoBlocks Adds Row and Columns Page Building Blocks for Gutenberg
CoBlocks, one of the earliest block collections for Gutenberg, has added new page building blocks and tools in the latest 1.6 release. ThemeBeans founder Rich Tabor and plugin developer Jeffrey Carandang partnered together on this iteration of CoBlocks to bring users new Row and Columns blocks and a Typography Control (more…)
WordPress Support Forums Add @mentions with Auto-complete
The WordPress Support forums have been updated to include Twitter/GitHub style auto-completion for usernames. As users begin typing @username in the forum’s TinyMCE editor, it will begin to suggest usernames, narrowed further by characters typed. Hitting tab or enter will complete the username and link it to the user’s profiles.wordpress.org (more…)
WPCampus Selects Tenon LLC for Gutenberg Accessibility Audit, Completed Report Expected in February
WPCampus announced that Tenon LLC, a leading accessibility firm founded by Karl Groves, has been selected to perform its Gutenberg accessibility audit. More than $10,000 has come in through WPCamps’ crowdfunding campaign. Shortly before WordCamp US 2018, Automattic pledged to fund the remainder of the audit. The final cost for (more…)
Go try for yourself, it’s free!
The ‘WP Munich Blocks – Gutenberg Blocks for WordPress’ plugin is free to use and can be downloaded directly in the WordPress backend.