12+ Blocks Available to Create Blog, Post Pages

Post Blocks

Post Title WordPress Block

Post Title

Our dynamic Post Title Gutenberg block is customizable with HTML wrapper tag, styles, prefix/postfix, link, and UTM tracking.

Post Excerpt WordPress Gutenberg Block

Post Excerpt

This block enables the ability to pull post excerpt from default sources, content, or custom fields. You can customize the read-more text, HTML wrapper tag, link, prefix, or postfix.

Post Author WordPress Gutenberg Block

Post Author

Post Author block pulls user data dynamically such as avatar, name, and description. Customize order, HTML wrapper tag, URL, styles, prefix, or postfix.

Author Fields WordPress Gutenberg Block

Post Author Fields

The Post Author Fields block enables you to extract data from a specific user field, such as user ID, nickname, email, URL, display name, first name, last name, description, avatar, etc.

Read More WordPress Gutenberg Block

Read more

Our Read More block lets you customize text, wrapper, prefix or postfix. With the help of our Styles component and CSS library, you can create an awesome-looking button with one click!
Featured Image WordPress Gutenberg Block

Featured Image

Display featured images of various sizes with customizable options to set title text, custom link, attributes, styles, custom HTML tag, and UTM tracking options for monitoring.

Post Categories WordPress Gutenberg Block

Post Categories

Display categories of posts with customizable HTML wrapper tag, custom link, icon, separator, styles, prefix or postfix. UTM Tracking option is also available for monitoring.

Post Tag WordPress Gutenberg Block

Post Tags

Display post tags with customizable HTML wrapper tag, custom link, icon, separator, styles, prefix or postfix. UTM Tracking option is also available for monitoring.

Post Tag WordPress Gutenberg Block

Post Meta

Our Post Meta block allows you to simply choose the meta field you want to show and create a beautiful and informative presentation using our custom template feature.

Post Terms WordPress Gutenberg Block

Post Terms

Post Terms block allows you to retrieve data from available taxonomy, with options to customize HTML wrapper tag, custom link, icon, separator, styles, prefix or postfix. The UTM Tracking option is also available for monitoring purposes.

Post Date WordPress Gutenberg Block

Post Date

Choose from a variety of Date Format Variations with options to customize HTML wrapper tag, icon, link, prefix, postfix.
Post Comment Count WordPress Gutenberg Block

Post Comment Count

Display the count of comments based on their status. The output can be customized with options to add styles, custom icon, HTML wrapper tag, link, prefix, and postfix.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Gutenberg block?

Gutenberg WordPress blocks refer to the individual units of content that you can utilize to create a page or post within the Gutenberg editor. These blocks can take the form of various types of website content, such as paragraph text, headings, images, videos, quotes, tables, buttons, and many others.

What is a post block?

WordPress has a term called “post block” which refers to any block that displays post content. This includes core blocks such as “Latest Posts” that showcase recent entries, as well as advanced options like “Post Template” that allow customization of how specific posts appear. Additionally, third-party plugins like ‘Combo Blocks‘ may offer specialized “post blocks” with unique layouts and functionalities.

Is Gutenberg blocks free?

Gutenberg blocks are completely free to use. Gutenberg is the default block editor that comes with WordPress, which is an open-source platform. This means that everyone can use it without any charge, including the Gutenberg blocks that come with it. However, there are also paid WordPress plugins like Combo Blocks that provide additional block functionalities and pre-designed block layouts. These types of plugins may require a purchase to access their features.

Is Gutenberg better than Elementor?

Choosing between Gutenberg and Elementor depends on your experience and needs. Gutenberg, the built-in WordPress editor, is beginner-friendly, fast, and integrates seamlessly, but offers fewer design options. Elementor, a popular plugin, provides a drag-and-drop interface, a vast library of pre-built elements, and advanced customization, but might introduce compatibility issues or slow down your site. If you’re new to WordPress or prioritize speed, Gutenberg is a good starting point.