Block Designer – Create Custom Blocks for Gutenberg Editor vs TCD Classic Editor

Design your own custom blocks for the WordPress Gutenberg Block Editor without any line of code. ✔ fastest way to create your block for Gutenberg ✔ Incredibly easy and intuitive to use ✔ Your custom blocks are completely WYSIWYG (no form) — Tutorial (create an address block for Gutenberg): open tutorial on YouTube — Live Preview Test the latest version here: > > > open LIVE PREVIEW < < < — Supported Elements HTML Element Icon Static Text Author Image Author Link Author RichText Inner Blocks Supported Styles Display (block, flex, inline-block, inline, none) Flex (direction, reverse, align, justify, gap, wrap) Flex Child (shrink, grow, align self) Spacing (margin, padding) Size (width, height, min-width, min-height, max-width, max-height) Overflow (visible, hidden, scroll, auto) Typography (font-weight, font-style, font-size, line-height, color, text-align, text-decoration) Border (radius, style, width, color) Background (color, linear-gradient, radial-gradient) Effects (box-shadow) How it works Design your block First you design your block in the Block Designer with different HTML elements and styles. You can define areas where authors can insert images and text in the WordPress Block Editor. After you designed your block, you only need to enable and save it. Use your block If you enabled and saved your block, you will find your block in the Inserter panel of the WordPress Block Editor. Just insert it as you know it from ordinary blocks. If you have defined areas for author input, you can add your content now. Save your page/post and enjoy your result on your site 😉 More from the same author Click here: wppeak.com

This plugin is a tool for those who want to use the Classic Editor more conveniently. Functions Quick tags Google Maps Table of Contents Third Party Services This plugin relies on the following third-party services: Google Maps API Service URL: Google Maps API Terms of Use: Google Maps API Terms of Use Privacy Policy: Google Privacy Policy The Google Maps API is used to embed maps on your website. Your API key is sent to Google to authenticate the requests.