Simple Popup Block vs Block Navigation

Demo – Documentation – GitHub Block Navigation provides a sidebar with the current post/page’s blocks and some tools to facilitate the editing process in the new Gutenberg editor. Features The features are especially useful for nested blocks – blocks that are inside parent blocks which are difficult to select or move in the editor. Inside the panel several utilities are included to enhance the UX, such as: Dragging blocks to a different location Moving blocks by click Selecting blocks Easily recognising the block from a small snippet of the block’s content The user can select a dark or light color scheme, from the multiple included. Plugin and Theme developers The plugin also provides some features for Plugin and Theme developers, such as: Click and Copy the block’s clientId Click to console.log helpful data from the block Usage Inside the Post editor on the right side of the top Block’s Toolbar the plugin icon/button should appear (if not, please read the FAQ below). Click the icon/button to open the plugin sidebar. Credits Images from the readme banner and screenshots belong to Charles Postiaux.

Introducing Simple Popup Block: the easy way to manage popups on your website. With its user-friendly interface, creating customized popups is a breeze. Enjoy enhanced engagement without sacrificing page speed. Features Triggers : Choose how your popup should be triggerred either on page scroll, click or after certain interval. Conditions : Show popups only to your specific user based on roles. Option to show only to logged-in user or logged-out users Behaviour : Determine how the popup should be shown only once or multiple time or auto close after certain time. Built-in Templates : Design your popup from the scratch or use one of the ready-made 5+ templates Easy & Simple : Easily create simple and interesting popups — all with a few quick clicks. No coding skills required. Built for Editor : Work organically and smoothly with the Site Editor Useful Links 👉 Live Demo Test 👉 Documentation