Go back to the list of Blocks Just like the Posting Source Code feature works in the classic editor, with the Code Block you can add formatted code for others to view. Code Block example: In order to add a Code Block, click on the add block button and select the Code Block. You can […]
The classic block looks just like the classic editor, but it’s in block form. Custom TinyMCE buttons are found in this block. In order to add a classic block, click on the Block Inserter icon. You can also type /classic and hit enter in a new paragraph block to add one quickly. Detailed instructions on adding blocks can be […]
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), is language used to describe the semantic content of web pages. This can be added using the custom HTML block. This block allows you to insert your code so you can fine-tune your content. In order to add a custom HTML block, click on the Block Inserter icon. You can also type /html and hit […]
Go back to the list of Blocks If you wish to add text to a post or page that is displayed exactly as you type it, the Preformatted Block is for you. You can create one by clicking the Block Inserter icon. You can also type “/preformatted” and hit the enter key in an empty paragraph block to […]
Go back to the list of Blocks If you want to add emphasis to a piece of text in your post or page, the pullquote block can quickly and easily make short snippets look beautiful. To add one, click the Block Inserter icon when editing your post or page. You can also quickly add one by typing /pullquote in a blank paragraph block and […]
Go back to the list of Blocks The “Verse” block is ideal for writing poetry on your site. In order to add a “Verse” block, click on the add block button and select the “Verse” block. You can also type “/Verse” and hit enter in a new paragraph block to add one quickly. Detailed instructions on adding […]
The Table Block allows you to (finally!) easily create a table in any post or page. Tables are best used for tabulated data rather than page design (eg if you want columns you can use the Columns Block!). You can add the Table Block by clicking the Add Block button, or by typing /table into a new block. Detailed instructions on adding blocks can be found here. […]