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Happy building with Getwid blocks for Gutenberg? Take customization to the next level by playing with 35+ block designs! Starting from Getwid version 1.4.0, you gain free access to the brand-new Template Library. This is a collection of ready-to-go professional block designs you can insert in a click and just replace sample content elements with…
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SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer, which implies the digital certificate that deals with the website’s security. It’s a cryptographic protocol aimed at securing all types of communication/data transmission through your website (logins, passwords, billing information, etc.). WordPress SSL is especially critical for e-commerce websites that sell goods and services, for example. The certificate allows…
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So you already have a hotel and probably even a website where guests can book a room online. Splendid! But we’re not hoteliers. We work with the software for rental properties and all the related stuff. Apart from coding and designing user-friendly things, we are into sharing experiences like this one: How to drive more…
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The Gutenberg Post Carousel block by Getwid WordPress blocks enables you to create carousel slideshows dynamically sourced from the posts, pages, or custom post types of your website. In plain terms, this means you can present the content of your blog articles, WooCommerce products, hotel rooms, specific pages, and other categorized content elements automatically in…
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The Image Hotspot Gutenberg block by Getwid WordPress blocks allows you to place animated pointers with tooltips over images to provide more details about specific parts of the image. You can add unlimited hotspots to activate tooltips, customize their style and behavior, change hotspot icons, etc. See also: Image Hotspot widget for Elementor
How to reset WordPress? In other words, how to delete all WordPress content and start over? That may sound like an intimidating task, especially if you’ve run a custom website for some time now or want to partially delete content, but let us assure you that it’s not that scary when you have the right…
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Building a professional event timeline in WordPress has never been an easy task without dedicated plugins. However, Gutenberg WordPress Block Editor accompanied with the Content Timeline Gutenberg block by Getwid makes it a doable and even fun task. This block allows you to feature any custom content using text, images, and other types of content…
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The Getwid plugin lets you create a video popup Gutenberg block in WordPress sourced from self-hosted videos (uploaded directly to your WordPress Media Library) or external video hostings, such as Youtube and Vimeo. Website visitors will be able to open videos in default or full-screen mode. The block ships with tons of extra settings that…
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The Countdown Gutenberg block by Getwid allows you to add stylish animated countdown timers in WordPress. The block will help you drive sales and conversion through creating a sense of urgency in terms of any marketing strategy or create precisely informative coming soon banners before the website is launched. You can completely customize the look…
If your email marketing automation processes are performed through the medium of Mailchimp, this Mailchimp Gutenberg block by Getwid will help you smoothly integrate this popular service with your WordPress website. By obtaining a Mailchimp API key associated with your project, you’ll be able to create a Mailchimp-powered email subscription form in style with your…
