Accordion Blocks vs Map Block for Yandex

Accordion Blocks is a simple plugin that adds a Gutenberg block for adding accordion drop-downs to your pages. The accordions should blend seamlessly with your theme. However, you may want to add custom styles to your theme. Features Adds a Gutenberg block for adding accordions to your site. Supports multiple accordions with individual settings for each accordion item. Fully responsive. Support for item IDs and direct links. Supports nesting accordions. Accessible (for users requiring tabbed keyboard navigation control). Optional Features Open individual accordion items by default. Disable auto closing of accordion items. Manually close items by clicking the title again. Scroll page to title when it’s clicked open (including setting a scroll offset position). Set the HTML heading tag for the title element (h1–h6, button). Set defaults to be applied to all new accordion items or reset a specific accordion item to the defaults. Supports adding custom block styles using wp.blocks.registerBlockStyle. Output The plugin will ultimately output following HTML (simplified for this example): Title with H2 tag Content Custom CSS You can use the following CSS classes to customize the look of the accordion. .c-accordion__item {} /* The accordion item container */ .c-accordion__item.is-open {} /* is-open is added to open accordion items */ .c-accordion__item.is-read {} /* is-read is added to accordion items that have been opened at least once */ .c-accordion__title {} /* An accordion item title */ .c-accordion__title--button {} /* An accordion item title that is using a ` ` tag */ .c-accordion__title:hover {} /* To modify the style when hovering over an accordion item title */ .c-accordion__title:focus {} /* To modify the style when an accordion item title currently has broswer focus */ .c-accordion__content {} /* An accordion item content container */

Map Block for Yandex is a native WordPress block powered by Yandex Maps JavaScript API v3. Create independent, responsive maps and configure them from the block inspector with a live Gutenberg preview. Highlights Add multiple independent maps to any post or page. Keep each map isolated in a Web Component with Shadow DOM so theme styles cannot break it. Update center, zoom, camera and appearance live from the Gutenberg inspector. Keep the editor preview locked against dragging, wheel zoom and other direct map gestures. Use responsive width, height, minimum height, aspect ratio, wide and full-width alignment without horizontal overflow. Configure center, zoom range, tilt, azimuth, map mode and automatic, light or dark theme. Enable selected map behaviors and lightweight zoom, geolocation and fullscreen controls. Add, duplicate, search, reorder and remove structured markers. Customize marker coordinates, labels, descriptions, links, colors, icons, images, sizes and stacking order. Group markers with optional client-side clustering. Apply bounded Yandex vector-map customization rules. Lazy-load maps near the viewport or require a visitor click before connecting to Yandex. Disable the loading overlay, or customize a spinner, bouncing-dots or pulse preloader and map reveal. Provide keyboard-visible controls, accessible labels, useful error states and a no-JavaScript fallback link. Preserve and migrate blocks created by versions 1.0.0 and 1.0.1. The plugin does not enqueue the Yandex SDK site-wide. A shared loader is used per document and each block owns an independently disposable map instance. Optional clustering is loaded only when required. Inline marker data is normalized and limited to 1,000 markers and an approximately 1 MiB rendered configuration. You must supply a Yandex Maps JavaScript API v3 browser key and select a Yandex plan suitable for your use. Restrict the key by HTTP Referer in the Yandex developer dashboard. Browser API keys are necessarily visible to browsers and must not be treated as secrets. External services This plugin connects to Yandex Maps JavaScript API v3 only on pages containing a map block. By default, the connection begins when the map approaches the viewport. Administrators can enable click-to-activate mode so the connection begins only after visitor interaction. Requests are made to https://api-maps.yandex.ru/v3/ and include the configured browser API key and map locale. Yandex receives ordinary technical request data such as the visitor’s IP address, user agent and referring page according to its policies. Map tiles and enabled map interactions may make additional requests to Yandex. Browser geolocation is requested only after a visitor activates the geolocation control and grants permission. Yandex Maps API terms: https://yandex.com/dev/commercial/doc/en/ Yandex privacy policy: https://yandex.com/legal/confidential/en/ The service is required for the interactive map. An accessible fallback link remains available when the service cannot load or JavaScript is disabled. Editors may optionally specify an external marker-image URL. The visitor’s browser then requests that URL, and its host receives ordinary technical request data. Built-in marker icons are served locally by the plugin. Privacy The plugin does not create visitor profiles, set tracking cookies, contact a license server or send post content to the plugin author. Marker content remains in WordPress. The configured public browser API key is sent to Yandex as described above. Site owners should disclose their use of Yandex Maps in their privacy notice and use click-to-activate mode where prior consent is required.