Getwid Blocks: Advanced Table Gutenberg Block
The Table Gutenberg block by the Getwid plugin is an advanced version of the core WordPress table block. It allows you to create responsive WordPress tables and customize them further.
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WordPress Gutenberg Addons Compared: Atomic Blocks vs. Getwid
Atomic Blocks or Getwid? Which one do you need for your next project? We decided to compare these two popular Gutenberg addons for WordPress to help you quickly grasp the differences and similarities. Both plugins are created by reputable WordPress companies with many years of expertise under the belt. Atomic Blocks is made by StudioPress…
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Getwid Plugin 1.6.0: New WordPress Blocks & Block Options
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 the page navigation and building…
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How to Use Gutenberg: Quick Guide on New WordPress Block Editor
Right after the WordPress 5.0 release, there was a rather big uncertainty as to how to use this new Gutenberg WordPress editor. How to work with revolutionary interface, how to use Gutenberg and start handling blocks as a fundamental element of a website? In our WordPress Gutenberg tutorial, we will clarify all the information about…
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Take Your Gutenberg Optimized GeneratePress Theme Further with Getwid
If you are on a quest to find out how the GeneratePress theme works with the Getwid plugin in the Gutenberg block editor, this is the right place. The GeneratePress theme was among the first pioneers that underwent Gutenberg adaptation. The current version of the latter, however, still requires more supporting tools for more complex…
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The Getwid Plugin Support for MotoPress Themes: Build Better in Gutenberg
We are happy to announce that we did a huge work of optimizing different MotoPress themes for the Gutenberg editor. In particular, we added 40+ free content blocks and 35+ design templates to a range of free and premium WordPress themes with the help of the Getwid plugin! Check out the post to see whether…
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Turn off Gutenberg Blocks You Don’t Use since Getwid Version 1.5.3
In the Getwid Gutenberg Blocks plugin version 1.5.3, we made a few important changes intended for the plugin performance enhancement. The new plugin version allows you to turn off WordPress blocks you don’t use in Getwid.
20+ WordPress Coming Soon Themes (Free & Premium)
Need to build some buzz around your future website? Good idea! With WordPress coming soon themes you are about to discover in this collection, it’s going to be an easy task. But before we go any further… When you need to build a coming soon page in WordPress, it’s a standard practice to use “under…
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Change Block Color Palette with the Block Editor Colors Plugin
Looking how to change block editor WordPress colors (Gutenberg)? You might need it when you want to go with a different color scheme from the one registered with your WordPress theme (usually your theme styles dictate colors). It’s fairly easy to change default colors by using a color picker for individual blocks in the Color…
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Getwid Base Update: Change Default Colors for the Block Color Palette
Getwid Base, a starter free Gutenberg theme for Getwid WordPress Blocks, brings you new great features in the latest version 1.1.0! Today we’re announcing support for no-coding color change throughout the website, including for WordPress blocks, and more flexible footer customization.