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The Post Slider Gutenberg block by the Getwid WordPress blocks plugin is a very simple tool for creating sliders that are sourced from your WordPress posts or pages. The block comes bundled with pretty similar settings as you can use with the Post Carousel Gutenberg block or other post-related blocks. However, this block can’t handle…
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The Price List Gutenberg block by Getwid WordPress blocks enables you to create clean and stylish online restaurant menus or other content elements that fit into the template. This block encompasses a title, description, price placeholder and an optional dotted line.
WordPress 5.3 was released on November 12th, 2019. On the same date, the world has been introduced to the new default WordPress theme. Just like Twenty Nineteen, the WordPress Twenty Twenty theme was designed using the Gutenberg editor. The Twenty Twenty template was created by Anders Norén and is based on the Chaplin theme. But…
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We love Mailchimp. Here at MotoPress, we’ve been using Mailchimp for many years to send you all types of emails on product updates, discounts, surveys, and new releases (like this one!). The platform is all about improving communication with your clients, automating repetitive tasks, and eventually boosting your business. So how do you connect Mailchimp…
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The Contact Form Gutenberg Block by Getwid brings a plain contact form to your WordPress website. Such a simple WordPress contact form is not overloaded with excessive fields and settings making it a perfect solution for implementing a bare-minimum, lightweight form for website inquiries. In addition to the “classic” form fields available in this block,…
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Circular Progress Bar Gutenberg block by Getwid WordPress Blocks, in a similar way to the Linear Progress Bar, will help you showcase the progress of any activity by means of animated indicators. The block allows website owners to display progress by animating an indicator along the circular track. See also: the Progress Bar widget for…
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Getwid allows you to create progress bars that can be used as indicators of any progress/process by means of the Progress Bar Gutenberg block. There are two types of such indicators bundled with Getwid, linear and circular, but in this particular guide, we are looking into the former.
The Getwid Price Box is the WordPress pricing table Gutenberg block. It allows for creating responsive comparison and price tables that will blend nicely into your WordPress theme. The table comes with several containers, so you can edit each of them independently. See also: the Pricing table Elementor widget
The Counter block by Getwid WordPress blocks for Gutenberg can be used for data visualization. The block makes it easy to put numbers and accompanying text into the spotlight, thus, demonstrating key messages of your business in a clear and readable way. The block features the number, prefix (the upper text), and suffix (the lower…
If you need to create a live feed of content sourced from your Instagram account, the Getwid Instagram Gutenberg block will help you do just that without the need to rely on extra dependencies. Similar to Google Maps, the block requires you to obtain a key (Instagram Access Token) to connect Instagram with WordPress. You’ll…
