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 text) containers. The colors and font are automatically inherited from your WordPress theme, but you can customize the colors and animation effects of this block as well.
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 need to use your Instagram credentials to get this key.
See also: the Instagram widget for Elementor
This small yet helpful Advanced Spacer Gutenberg block by Getwid will help you when you need to adjust the spacing between blocks in the Gutenberg WordPress Editor. The block makes it easy to reach a better visual hierarchy of your content without addressing the HTML editor.
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The Recent Posts Gutenberg block by Getwid makes it easy to display automatically sourced blog posts on any website page. Once this Gutenberg latest posts block is added, the posts are updated dynamically when you publish a new one. The block allows you to display posts in grid or list layouts.
Thanks to plenty of options, it’s going to be easy to tailor the look and behavior of this “Recent Posts widget” Gutenberg block and display recent posts in either minimal or rich format.
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Looking for the best WordPress restaurant menu plugins? It’s not a standard in the WordPress space to provide full-blown or bespoke WordPress food menu plugin solutions for small-to-middle size businesses like restaurants or hotels, but the number of such solutions is growing.
Moreover, even without ready-made tools, it’s still possible to find a great combo of different plugins! Extensibility is one of the biggest advantages of WordPress and you can benefit from it when building a WordPress restaurant ordering system or just an interactive restaurant menu.
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The Testimonial Gutenberg block by Getwid is a very simple, no-frills content block that you can place in a few clicks in any Gutenberg-optimized WordPress theme. It adds admin-generated testimonials.
Testimonials’ content, as well as visual presentation, can be customized inline in Gutenberg, so you don’t need to go back and forth to add testimonials via a different menu. By default, the block comes with the avatar (image), heading, subheading, and text (testimonial) containers.
See also: the Testimonials widget for Elementor
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It’s easy to add fancy image galleries in WordPress with the Stack Gallery Gutenberg block by Getwid.
The block is very straightforward in operation allowing you to create awesome image galleries in a few clicks.
Thanks to a set of creative layouts, you’ll be able to craft digital experiences that let website visitors dive into a beautiful virtual gallery, wherever those are images of majestic landscapes, handmade products or paintings. The block is fully responsive, so the images will be resized automatically based on the viewport.
See also: the Image gallery widget for Elementor
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Presenting information via tabbed widgets in the Gutenberg WordPress Editor is a breeze with the Tabs block by Getwid. Gutenberg tabs will aid you in creating functional FAQ sections and structuring complex data archives.
Unlike the Toggle and Accordion Getwid blocks, the Tabs block allows you to output horizontal or vertical-oriented tabs.
See also: the Tabs widget for Elementor
