Better Block Patterns
Build better WordPress websites faster with our custom block patterns for the Block Editor (Gutenberg). Better Block Patterns extends the WordPress Block Editor with numerous custom block patterns that can be used with any WordPress theme. From portfolios, pricing tables, hotel room pages, user testimonials, to staff directories and more, we make creating these pages easier. If you feel that popular page building plugins like Elementor and Visual Composer are too much for you, then block patterns might be the perfect solution. Works with Any WordPress Theme Better Block Patterns was developed to work with any WordPress theme. No Other Plugins Required Better Block Patterns is an independent plugin and does not require other plugins in order to function. Only Core Blocks Better Block Patterns uses only core WordPress Blocks. This ensures maximum compatibility with all WordPress websites.
Disable Core Block Patterns
This plugin will disable the Core Block Patterns, included with WordPress 5.5 (and higher versions). Even if your theme enables them, this plugin will overrule your theme and disable Core Block Patterns. It will not disable any custom or plugin Block Patterns. The plugin has no settings and should work in WordPress MU as well as single WordPress installations. If this plugin meets your expectations and you use it commercially please consider a donation to one of these organisations or your country’s equivalents: Medicines Sans Frontiers Free Software Foundation Europe Bits of Freedom European Digital Rights (EDRi) Free Software Foundation Electronic Frontier Foundation Notes Credits: Icon in the WordPress plugin repository and found in /assets/icon* uses ‘To Build’ icon licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Derived from the series ‘Afiado’ By Susana Passinhas Thanks Susana Passinhas and to[icon] for sharing your work! WordPress repository header image found in /assets: ‘A cropped elment from Fig 173 from page 359 of “Annual report of the Bureau of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution” (1895)’. No known copyright restrictions. Cropped by BjornW. Found via Flickr Commons – flickr.com/commons on Internet Archive.org (thanks!)
