The moment Gutenberg was released divided all WordPress users into two camps – those who accepted it and those who rejected it after the first try. Nowadays, the borders between both these camps become vaguer as all even the most committed TinyMCE users start using Gutenberg templates for their projects. What has caused such a change?
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WordPress image slideshows are no doubt easy to build with Elementor. But in case a native free slider Elementor widget doesn’t live up to your expectations, give a try to the Stratum Advanced Slider Elementor widget.
See also: Slider block for the block editor (Gutenberg)
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In this post, we’ll go through the major Getwid plugin updates released in version 1.6.0. The new version ships with three new blocks, more flexibility for the Section block, new tools for the post-based blocks, and more great improvements.
As for the new blocks, they will be particularly helpful for page navigation and building tables in WordPress.
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In this post, we are looking at three different ways to align images and text in the WordPress block editor, but if you are looking for a quick answer to how to wrap text around images in Gutenberg WordPress, here it is:
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Thanks to a Google Analytics WordPress plugin, you can get and manage metrics from the official Google Analytics tool directly on your WordPress dashboard.
Why would you even need a Google Analytics WordPress plugin? Here are just a few reasons why people opt for this sort of functionality:
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The current Stratum collection consists of 20+ advanced Elementor widgets, and we keep exploring their possibilities. Some of them, like Advanced Google Maps, Advanced Slider or Image Hotspot, offer extended customization features of Elementor Basic widgets. But also, Statum shares a few exclusive widgets that have no alternatives in the basic set of a page builder.
The free Elementor Instagram widget is one of the convincing reasons to download the Stratum addon right now.
See also: the free Instagram widget for the block editor (Gutenberg)
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Despite the controversy and even demonization, many websites still can’t ignore sliders as a powerful marketing and presentation weapon so the latter are often in high demand. If you are here, most likely you’ve already made up your mind that a WordPress slider plugin is what you need to go further. And we are here to help you choose the best slider plugin for your particular needs.
The main limitation of many free slider plugins for WordPress is that they provide only image sliders with limited layouts and animation effects – but you’re also to discover some that moved beyond these limitations!
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The Price Menu and Price List Elementor widgets by Stratum Elementor addons will aid you in creating categorized lists of items with prices, which can work for (but are not limited to) restaurant and cafe menus, product lists and diverse price lists.
In this post, we’re looking into two dedicated widgets that will help you channel your menu list design ideas to interactive website content. The key elements of both Elementor widgets are a title, description, price placeholder, plus optional dotted lines and images.
See also: the Price Menu block for the block editor (Gutenberg)
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The free version of Elementor provides you with a basic Google Maps widget, but if you want to customize the map further, use the Advanced Maps Elementor widget by Stratum. It’s also free but gives you access to way more tools integrated from the official Google Maps services.
See also: the Google Maps widget for the block editor (Gutenberg)
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Let’s talk about making a MotoPress search form horizontal. The search availability forms and booking forms in the MotoPress WordPress Hotel Booking plugin are vertical by default (if they aren’t styled and optimized for specific themes) since such a layout type adheres to rather universal design patterns. In simple terms, there are more chances it will look and work better regardless of a viewport (on any device).
But quite often you need to change this, especially for desktops, to improve the default design of your WordPress rental property theme. So are there any easy ways to do that?
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