Category: Tutorials
The Tabs Block: Fit More On A Page Without Making Visitors Scroll
Group related content into one tidy strip of tabs, so a long page reads short and visitors open only the part they came for.
The Taxonomy Block: Turn Your Categories and Tags Into a Way to Browse
List the terms of any taxonomy — categories, tags or a custom one — as a list, an inline row, a dropdown or a grid, with the post count on each, so readers can browse your site by topic.
The Steps Block: Turn Your Process Into a Timeline People Follow
Every service has a process — discover, design, deliver — but on most pages it’s buried in a paragraph nobody reads. The Steps block lays it out as a timeline, so visitors see exactly how working with you unfolds.
The Grid Block: Columns That Line Up on Every Screen
Arrange any blocks into neat columns and rows — three across on desktop, one on a phone — with even gaps and no hand-written CSS.
The Container Block: The Box Every Section Is Built On
The section wrapper that decides where your blocks sit, how wide they run, and what colour the area behind them is — boxed or full-width, row or column, light or dark.
The Button Block: Call-To-Action Links That Match Your Brand
A call-to-action link with three built-in styles, three sizes, an optional icon and hover effects — all from the sidebar, no CSS.
The Breadcrumb Block: Show Visitors Where They Are
A navigation trail that builds itself from your site structure — pick a separator, add a home icon, and let search engines read the path too.