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The Post Filter Block: Let Readers Sort Your Blog Without a Reload
Drop a search box, category and tag filters and a reset link above your Post Grid, point the bar at that grid, and visitors narrow the results right where they are.
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The Subscribe Form Block: A Newsletter Signup You Build Right in the Editor
Add an email field and a subscribe button to any page — no separate form plugin, no shortcode. The Subscribe Form block collects each entry and emails it straight to you.
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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.
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The Star Rating Block: Put a Clear Score On the Page, No Icon Wrangling
Type a value and a maximum, and the Star Rating block draws the stars — half-stars included. Lay them out inline or stacked, colour them to match, and drop it straight into the page.
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The Progress Bar Block: Show How Far Along, Without Touching CSS
A line, ring or gauge that fills as your visitor scrolls to it — set a percentage or a real count, label it, colour it, and drop it straight into the page.
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The Slide Block: Place Your Carousel Content Exactly Where You Want
A carousel is only as good as the panels inside it. The Slide block is where each one gets its background, its spacing, and — the part that makes or breaks a hero — exactly where the words sit.
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The Pricing Table Block: Lay Your Plans Side By Side In One Place
Put your plans next to each other — names, features and a button on each — with a highlighted pick and a monthly/yearly toggle. No CSS, no extra plugin. Meet the Pricing Table block from Flexa Block.
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The Lottie Animation Block: Vector Motion Without the Heavy Files
Play crisp vector animations right on the page — pick a play trigger, speed, loop and direction in the sidebar, and watch it move as you edit.