WordPress introduced Gutenberg bock editor in version 5.8 replacing the years old Classic editor interface. Gutenberg offers blocks under different categories that you can insert anywhere on your site like content, sidebar and footer widgets area. You can drag and drop blocks to rearrange the layout and save blocks as reusable blocks to save plenty of time avoiding recreating the same designs. With Full Site Editing (FSE), Gutenberg is the future of WordPress. Considering this fact, we have written tutorials about various Gutenberg blocks in our site. Here is a collection of all WordPress Gutenberg blocks tutorials that you can refer anytime when you want to refer.
Note: Gutenberg interface consistently changes with each release. We try to keep the articles up to date, though some content may differ a bit with the latest version.
Gutenberg Blocks
Here is a complete list of all Gutenberg blocks available at this point of time. Click on the link to learn more about each block.
Text Blocks
- Paragraph
- Heading
- List
- Quote
- Classic
- Code
- Preformatted
- Pullquote
- Table
- Verse
Media Blocks
- Image
- Gallery
- Audio
- Cover
- File
- Media & Text
- Video
Design Blocks
- Buttons
- Columns
- Group
- More
- Page Break
- Separator
- Spacer
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Widgets Blocks
- Archives
- Calendar
- Categories
- Custom HTML
- Latest Comments
- Latest Posts
- Page List
- RSS
- Search
- Shortcode
- Social Icons
- Tag Cloud
Theme Blocks
Most theme blocks useful for full site editing to create pages without page builder plugins. Check out query loop tutorial to understand the overall idea of using all these blocks.
- Navigation
- Site Logo
- Site Title
- Site Tagline
- Query Loop
- Template Part
- Post Title
- Post Excerpt
- Post Featured Image
- Post Content
- Post Author
- Post Date
- Post Terms
- Post Navigation Link
- Post Comments
- Login/out
- Term Description
- Query Title
Embeds Blocks
This group contains an “Embed” block or you can use third-party blocks like YouTube to insert the content.
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