a:70:{i:0;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:1;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:22:"wordpress-block-editor";}s:4:"slug";s:22:"wordpress-block-editor";s:5:"title";s:22:"WordPress Block Editor";s:7:"summary";s:368:"The WordPress block editor, also known as the Gutenberg editor, is the default editor in WordPress since version 5.0. It allows users to create content using blocks, which are different content elements such as paragraphs, images, videos, and more. The block editor has a top toolbar, a sidebar with settings, and a content area where users can add and arrange blocks.";}i:1;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:15;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:17:"site-wide-changes";}s:4:"slug";s:11:"site-editor";s:5:"title";s:11:"Site Editor";s:7:"summary";s:736:"The Site Editor allows you to design your entire website, including the header, footer, and everything in between, using blocks. It is only available when you install and activate a Block theme on your site. To access the Site Editor, go to Appearance > Editor and select the Site Editor option. From there, you can browse your menus, edit styles, edit pages, review templates, and manage patterns. The Site Editor also includes tools such as the Command Palette, List View, and Block Patterns to help you customize your site. You can export your theme with the changes you made in the Site Editor, and there are also useful tools like copy and paste styles, applying style changes globally, and resizing the preview of the Site Editor.";}i:2;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:24;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"themes";}s:4:"slug";s:16:"work-with-themes";s:5:"title";s:15:"Themes overview";s:7:"summary";s:282:"A WordPress Theme is a collection of files that work together to create the visual design and layout of a website. It includes template files, image files, style sheets, and code files. Themes can be customized to create different looks for different pages and categories on a site.";}i:3;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:28;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:8:"blogging";}s:4:"slug";s:24:"introduction-to-blogging";s:5:"title";s:24:"Introduction to Blogging";s:7:"summary";s:400:"Blogging is the act of regularly sharing information through blogs on the internet. A blog is a website that features diary-type commentary and links to articles, and a blogger is a person who owns or maintains a blog. The quality of blogging is determined by the content and comments, and it is important for bloggers to update their content regularly and engage with their readers through comments.";}i:4;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:2;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:22:"wordpress-block-editor";}s:4:"slug";s:11:"blocks-list";s:5:"title";s:18:"Overview of blocks";s:7:"summary";s:285:"The WordPress block editor allows users to add and customize content using different blocks. There are various types of blocks available, including text, media, design, widgets, theme, and embeds. Users can also install additional third-party blocks from the WordPress block directory.";}i:5;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:16;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:17:"site-wide-changes";}s:4:"slug";s:15:"styles-overview";s:5:"title";s:12:"Style editor";s:7:"summary";s:689:"Styles is a new feature in WordPress that allows you to set the overall aesthetics and layout of your site at a global level. You can customize the colors, typography, layout, and spacing for the entire site, as well as edit the appearance of individual blocks. To access the Styles panel, you need to install and activate a block theme and be using WordPress 5.9 or higher. From there, you can make changes to the typography, colors, and layout of your site, as well as customize the appearance of specific blocks. You can also use the Styles panel to add custom colors and gradients to your site's color palette. Additionally, you can use the Styles panel to add custom CSS to your site.";}i:6;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:3;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:22:"wordpress-block-editor";}s:4:"slug";s:18:"adding-a-new-block";s:5:"title";s:13:"Adding blocks";s:7:"summary";s:453:"There are several ways to add a block to your post or page in the WordPress block editor. You can use the Block Inserter + icon in the top toolbar, the Block Inserter + icon to the right of an empty block, or the Block Inserter + icon in between blocks. You can also add blocks using a shortcut slash command or the More options on a block's toolbar. Additionally, you can add blocks within nested blocks and search for blocks using the block directory.";}i:7;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:17;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:17:"site-wide-changes";}s:4:"slug";s:15:"template-editor";s:5:"title";s:15:"Template Editor";s:7:"summary";s:268:"The Template Editor allows you to edit and create templates using blocks, which control the layout of posts, pages, or page types on your WordPress site. You can access the Template Editor through the WordPress Block Editor or the Site Editor, depending on your theme.";}i:8;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:25;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"themes";}s:4:"slug";s:12:"block-themes";s:5:"title";s:12:"Block themes";s:7:"summary";s:274:"Block themes are a new type of theme in WordPress that use blocks for all parts of a site, allowing for easy customization without changing themes. They replace widgets with blocks and do not use the Customizer, offering more control over the design and layout of a website.";}i:9;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:29;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:8:"blogging";}s:4:"slug";s:12:"posts-screen";s:5:"title";s:16:"Posts admin menu";s:7:"summary";s:291:"The Posts Screen in a blog allows users to manage and edit posts. Users can filter and search for specific posts, and there is a bulk edit feature that allows users to edit multiple posts at once. However, it is not possible to change or delete categories or tags for a set of posts in bulk.";}i:10;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:4;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:22:"wordpress-block-editor";}s:4:"slug";s:13:"block-pattern";s:5:"title";s:14:"Block Patterns";s:7:"summary";s:327:"Block Patterns are pre-designed collections of blocks that can be inserted into posts and pages in WordPress. They can be customized with your own content and are a time-saving way to create interesting and visually appealing content. You can find more patterns in the Block Pattern Directory and even create your own patterns.";}i:11;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:5;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:22:"wordpress-block-editor";}s:4:"slug";s:23:"block-pattern-directory";s:5:"title";s:23:"Block Pattern Directory";s:7:"summary";s:263:"The Block Pattern Directory is a resource for content creators to find and use block patterns on their websites. Users can search for patterns, copy them to their clipboard, and customize them as needed. There is also an option to report any issues with patterns.";}i:12;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:6;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:22:"wordpress-block-editor";}s:4:"slug";s:15:"block-directory";s:5:"title";s:15:"Block Directory";s:7:"summary";s:326:"The Block Directory is a new feature in the block editor that allows users to discover and install new blocks for their website. Users can search for blocks, preview them, and choose which ones to add to their page. Blocks from the Block Directory are installed as plugins, and users can uninstall or reinstall them as needed.";}i:13;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:7;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:22:"wordpress-block-editor";}s:4:"slug";s:13:"moving-blocks";s:5:"title";s:13:"Moving blocks";s:7:"summary";s:425:"There are three ways to move or change the position of a block in the WordPress Block Editor: using the move handles, drag & drop, or using the Move to option in the Block toolbar. The move handles are the up and down arrow handles in the Block toolbar, drag & drop can be done by clicking and holding the rectangle of dots in the Block toolbar, and the Move to option can be found in the three-dot menu in the Block toolbar.";}i:14;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:8;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:22:"wordpress-block-editor";}s:4:"slug";s:9:"list-view";s:5:"title";s:9:"List view";s:7:"summary";s:326:"List View is a new tool in the WordPress editor that allows users to navigate between layers of content and nested blocks. It helps users easily select and view all the blocks that make up their content, and allows for actions such as dragging and dropping blocks, making changes to individual blocks, and collapsing sections.";}i:15;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:9;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:22:"wordpress-block-editor";}s:4:"slug";s:31:"how-to-use-the-preview-function";s:5:"title";s:14:"Preview a page";s:7:"summary";s:232:"The View button in the WordPress Block Editor and Site Editor allows you to preview your changes on different devices such as desktop, tablet, and mobile. You can also choose to preview the page or site in a new tab on your browser.";}i:16;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:10;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:22:"wordpress-block-editor";}s:4:"slug";s:31:"keyboard-shortcuts-block-editor";s:5:"title";s:34:"Keyboard Shortcuts in Block Editor";s:7:"summary";s:356:"WordPress visual (block) editor provides several keyboard shortcuts for performing tasks without using the mouse. These shortcuts include switching between the visual and code editor, toggling fullscreen mode, navigating through the editor, selecting and manipulating blocks, and formatting text. The shortcuts are available for both Windows and Mac users.";}i:17;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:18;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:17:"site-wide-changes";}s:4:"slug";s:19:"template-part-block";s:5:"title";s:19:"Template Part Block";s:7:"summary";s:330:"The Template Part block is an advanced block introduced in WordPress 5.9 that can be used to organize and display site structure. It is best used to create areas like site headers and footers, and when you change blocks inside a template part, the editor updates the blocks on every block template that includes the template part.";}i:18;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:11;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:22:"wordpress-block-editor";}s:4:"slug";s:20:"preferences-overview";s:5:"title";s:16:"Preferences menu";s:7:"summary";s:287:"The Preferences feature in the WordPress Block Editor and Site Editor allows users to customize their editing experience by turning on/off various options. Users can customize publishing options, appearance, block interactions, and panels to create a layout that suits their preferences.";}i:19;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:12;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:22:"wordpress-block-editor";}s:4:"slug";s:26:"page-post-settings-sidebar";s:5:"title";s:16:"Settings sidebar";s:7:"summary";s:356:"The Page/Post settings sidebar in the WordPress Block Editor allows users to customize various aspects of their page or post, such as visibility, publish date, URL, template, and more. It is accessed by clicking on the gear icon in the upper-right corner of the editor and can vary depending on whether you are working on a page, post, or custom post type.";}i:20;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:23;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:17:"site-wide-changes";}s:4:"slug";s:26:"create-a-static-front-page";s:5:"title";s:26:"Create a Static Front Page";s:7:"summary";s:352:"A Static Front Page is a specific page used as the home page of a WordPress site, instead of displaying a list of posts. To set up a Static Front Page, you need to create a page for the home page and another empty page for the posts page, then go to Settings > Reading and select the static page for the home page and the empty page for the posts page.";}i:21;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:13;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:22:"wordpress-block-editor";}s:4:"slug";s:15:"reusable-blocks";s:5:"title";s:15:"Reusable Blocks";s:7:"summary";s:476:"The Synced Pattern feature in WordPress allows you to create reusable blocks that can be edited and updated in multiple locations. You can create a Synced Pattern by selecting the block or blocks you want to turn into a pattern, clicking on the three-dot menu, and choosing "Create pattern/reusable block." Once created, you can use the Synced Pattern in your content and make changes to it either directly in a post or page or through the Options > Manage Patterns interface.";}i:22;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:26;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"themes";}s:4:"slug";s:10:"customizer";s:5:"title";s:19:"Customizer (legacy)";s:7:"summary";s:359:"WordPress Version 3.4 introduced Theme Customizer, which allows users to preview and make changes to their website's appearance before publishing them. Users can customize various aspects such as colors, backgrounds, and image headers. The Customizer is only available if the active theme supports it, and each theme may have a different Customizer interface.";}i:23;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:27;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"themes";}s:4:"slug";s:24:"manage-wordpress-widgets";s:5:"title";s:16:"Widgets (legacy)";s:7:"summary";s:265:"WordPress Widgets are tools that allow users to add content and features to their website's sidebars. They can be easily added, removed, and rearranged through the WordPress Administration Screens, and can be customized to include forms, images, and other features.";}i:24;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:14;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:22:"wordpress-block-editor";}s:4:"slug";s:16:"work-with-blocks";s:5:"title";s:16:"Work with blocks";s:7:"summary";s:540:"The WordPress Block Editor allows users to create media-rich pages and posts by using blocks, which are the building blocks of content. Each block has its own toolbar and settings sidebar, allowing for easy customization and control over the layout and appearance of the block. Blocks can be added anywhere on a post or page using the Block Inserter, and there are a variety of blocks available for different types of content. Users can also lock and unlock blocks, remove blocks, and find blocks or block patterns using the Block Inserter.";}i:25;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:30;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:8:"blogging";}s:4:"slug";s:20:"customize-permalinks";s:5:"title";s:20:"Customize Permalinks";s:7:"summary";s:328:"Permalinks are the permanent URLs of your posts, pages, categories, and other archive pages on your website. They help create a URL structure that is easy for both humans and search engines to understand and share. There are three types of WordPress permalinks: Plain Permalinks, Pretty Permalinks, and Almost Pretty Permalinks.";}i:26;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:31;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:8:"blogging";}s:4:"slug";s:21:"comments-in-wordpress";s:5:"title";s:8:"Comments";s:7:"summary";s:291:"WordPress allows users to enable comments on their website, which allows visitors to have discussions with each other and the website owner. The comments are displayed on the Comments dashboard in the WordPress admin area, where the website owner can approve, reply to, or edit the comments.";}i:27;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:32;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:8:"blogging";}s:4:"slug";s:18:"comment-moderation";s:5:"title";s:18:"Comment Moderation";s:7:"summary";s:258:"Comment moderation in WordPress allows you to manually approve or delete comments before they appear on your site. You can control which comments are held for moderation by setting rules based on factors such as the number of hyperlinks or specific keywords.";}i:28;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:33;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:8:"blogging";}s:4:"slug";s:17:"posts-tags-screen";s:5:"title";s:9:"Post tags";s:7:"summary";s:830:"In WordPress, tags are used to categorize posts and aid in navigation. They are displayed under each post and can be clicked on to view all posts with that tag. Tags can be managed in the Posts Tag Screen, where new tags can be created and existing ones can be edited or deleted. The Popular Tags section displays the most used tags, and the Add New Tag section allows for the creation of new tags. The Table of Tags lists all tags alphabetically and provides options for editing and deleting tags. The Screen Options tab allows for customization of the displayed columns, and the search box can be used to search for specific tags. Actions can be performed on tags, such as bulk deletion or immediate editing. Quick Edit allows for quick changes to tag information, and the Edit Tag screen provides more detailed editing options.";}i:29;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:34;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:8:"blogging";}s:4:"slug";s:12:"create-pages";s:5:"title";s:12:"Create Pages";s:7:"summary";s:403:"In WordPress, you can create content for your website as either a Post or a Page. Posts are for time-dependent content and appear in reverse chronological order on your blog's home page, while Pages are for non-chronological content and are often used for timeless information about yourself or your site. Pages can be organized into parent and child pages, and you can create as many pages as you want.";}i:30;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:35;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:23:"administrative-settings";}s:4:"slug";s:25:"users-your-profile-screen";s:5:"title";s:12:"Your profile";s:7:"summary";s:282:"The Your Profile screen in WordPress allows users to specify their name, email address, personal information, and personal options. The only required information is the email address and a nickname, and all other information is optional and not shared with any other site or person.";}i:31;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:36;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:23:"administrative-settings";}s:4:"slug";s:22:"roles-and-capabilities";s:5:"title";s:10:"User roles";s:7:"summary";s:211:"WordPress uses a concept of Roles to control what users can do on a site. There are six pre-defined roles, each with a set of capabilities, and additional capabilities can be assigned or removed using functions.";}i:32;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:37;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:23:"administrative-settings";}s:4:"slug";s:23:"settings-general-screen";s:5:"title";s:13:"Settings menu";s:7:"summary";s:348:"The General Settings screen in the WordPress administration allows you to configure basic settings for your site, such as the site title, tagline, URL, email address, membership options, site language, timezone, date format, and time format. You can make changes to these settings and save them to your database by clicking the Save Changes button.";}i:33;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:38;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:23:"administrative-settings";}s:4:"slug";s:23:"settings-reading-screen";s:5:"title";s:21:"Reading settings menu";s:7:"summary";s:313:"The Reading Settings Screen allows you to choose whether you want your latest posts or a static page to be displayed as your website's home page. You can also adjust the number of posts displayed on the home page and customize how information from your site is sent to readers' web browsers or other applications.";}i:34;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:39;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:23:"administrative-settings";}s:4:"slug";s:22:"administration-screens";s:5:"title";s:22:"Administration Screens";s:7:"summary";s:341:"The Administration Screen in WordPress provides access to the control features of your WordPress installation. It is divided into sections, including the toolbar, main navigation, work area, and footer, and allows you to perform various administrative functions such as creating new posts, managing comments, and updating plugins and themes.";}i:35;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:40;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:23:"administrative-settings";}s:4:"slug";s:16:"dashboard-screen";s:5:"title";s:9:"Dashboard";s:7:"summary";s:329:"The Dashboard screen in WordPress provides an overview of your site's content and allows you to access different areas of the WordPress community. It includes default widgets such as At a Glance, Activity, Quick Draft, WordPress Events and News, and Welcome, but you can also add or remove widgets using the Screen Options panel.";}i:36;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:19;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:23:"administrative-settings";}s:4:"slug";s:23:"two-step-authentication";s:5:"title";s:23:"Two Step Authentication";s:7:"summary";s:287:"Two-step authentication, also known as Two-Factor Authentication, is becoming more popular as websites look for better ways to secure logins. It involves using two of the three possible factors to prove your identity, such as something you know (password) and something you have (phone).";}i:37;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:20;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:5:"media";}s:4:"slug";s:20:"media-library-screen";s:5:"title";s:13:"Media library";s:7:"summary";s:389:"The Media Library in WordPress is where you can manage and edit all the media files (images, videos, recordings, etc.) that you have uploaded to your blog. You can view, delete, and search for media items, as well as perform bulk actions such as deleting multiple items at once. The Media Library provides two views: a grid view with thumbnails and a list view with a table of media items.";}i:38;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:21;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:5:"media";}s:4:"slug";s:20:"media-add-new-screen";s:5:"title";s:13:"Add new media";s:7:"summary";s:201:"The Media Add New Screen allows you to upload media files for later use in your posts and pages. You can upload files one at a time or in bulk using the Multi-File Uploader or Browser Uploader methods.";}i:39;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:22;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:7:"plugins";}s:4:"slug";s:14:"manage-plugins";s:5:"title";s:14:"Manage Plugins";s:7:"summary";s:330:"WordPress plugins are PHP scripts that extend the functionality of WordPress, allowing users to customize their websites with additional features. They can be easily installed and are available for free in the WordPress Plugin Directory. Some popular plugin categories include spam control, SEO, e-commerce, security, and caching.";}i:40;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:41;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:7:"plugins";}s:4:"slug";s:16:"must-use-plugins";s:5:"title";s:10:"mu-plugins";s:7:"summary";s:363:"Must-use plugins are plugins that are automatically enabled on all sites in a WordPress installation and cannot be disabled except by removing the plugin file from the must-use directory. These plugins do not appear in the default list of plugins and have some limitations, such as not being able to use activation hooks and not appearing in update notifications.";}i:41;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:42;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:8:"advanced";}s:4:"slug";s:20:"assign-custom-fields";s:5:"title";s:13:"Custom Fields";s:7:"summary";s:307:"WordPress allows post authors to assign custom fields, also known as metadata, to a post. This metadata can include information such as mood, currently reading, and weather. Users can add custom fields to a post by enabling the Custom Fields option in the post editor and entering the desired key and value.";}i:42;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:43;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:8:"advanced";}s:4:"slug";s:17:"what-is-post-type";s:5:"title";s:10:"Post Types";s:7:"summary";s:303:"WordPress has different types of content called post types, including posts, pages, attachments, revisions, menus, custom CSS, and changesets. Users can also create custom post types to organize their content, and can customize the display of these post types using template files and post type queries.";}i:43;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:44;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:8:"advanced";}s:4:"slug";s:10:"taxonomies";s:5:"title";s:10:"Taxonomies";s:7:"summary";s:434:"Taxonomies in WordPress are a way of grouping posts together based on relationships. By default, WordPress has two taxonomies called Categories and Tags, but you can remove or change them and even add more. Taxonomies have terms, which are like children, and you can create your own taxonomies and terms in WordPress. You can also extend the functionality of taxonomies and their terms to improve categorization and filtering options.";}i:44;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:45;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:15:"paragraph-block";s:5:"title";s:15:"Paragraph block";s:7:"summary";s:596:"The Paragraph block is a basic building block in WordPress that allows you to add text content to a post or page. It offers various formatting options such as bold, italics, and strikethrough, as well as the ability to add links, inline images, and highlight text. The block toolbar for the Paragraph block includes options to transform the block into different types of blocks, move the block within the editor, change text alignment, and access more rich text editing options. Additionally, the Paragraph block has settings options for color, typography, dimensions, and advanced customization.";}i:45;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:46;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:13:"heading-block";s:5:"title";s:13:"Heading block";s:7:"summary";s:622:"This article provides instructions on how to add and customize heading blocks in the WordPress Block Editor. It explains how to add headings using the Block Inserter or by typing specific commands, and it also covers the various options available in the heading block toolbar, such as transforming the block, changing alignment and heading level, and adding formatting options like bold, italic, and links. Additionally, the article discusses the block settings available in the editor sidebar, including color customization, typography settings, dimension controls, and advanced options like HTML anchors and CSS classes.";}i:46;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:47;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:10:"list-block";s:5:"title";s:10:"List block";s:7:"summary";s:169:"The List Block in WordPress allows you to create bulleted or numbered lists. You can customize the list items by using options such as bold, italic, hyperlink, and more.";}i:47;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:48;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:11:"quote-block";s:5:"title";s:11:"Quote block";s:7:"summary";s:396:"This article provides instructions on how to use the Quote block in WordPress. It explains how to add the Quote block to a page, as well as the various toolbar icons and options available for manipulating the block. It also covers the block settings, including styles, color, typography, dimensions, and advanced options. The article concludes with a changelog of updates made to the Quote block.";}i:48;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:49;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:13:"classic-block";s:5:"title";s:13:"Classic block";s:7:"summary";s:200:"The classic block is a block version of the classic editor, with custom TinyMCE buttons. You can add a classic block by clicking on the Block Inserter icon or typing /classic in a new paragraph block.";}i:49;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:50;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:10:"code-block";s:5:"title";s:10:"Code block";s:7:"summary";s:422:"The Code block in WordPress allows you to add and display code snippets. You can add the Code block by using the block inserter or typing /code in the editor. The block has various options for customization, including transforming it into different block types, bolding and italicizing text, adding links, and more. You can also customize the color, typography, dimensions, border, and advanced settings of the Code block.";}i:50;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:51;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:18:"preformatted-block";s:5:"title";s:18:"Preformatted block";s:7:"summary";s:246:"The Preformatted Block in WordPress allows you to display text exactly as you type it, with spacing and line breaks preserved. It has similarities to the Paragraph Block and Code Block, but also includes styling and the ability to add hyperlinks.";}i:51;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:52;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:15:"pullquote-block";s:5:"title";s:15:"Pullquote block";s:7:"summary";s:236:"The pullquote block in WordPress allows you to add emphasis to text by creating a visually appealing snippet. You can customize the appearance of the pullquote block by changing its alignment, style, color, typography, border, and more.";}i:52;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:53;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:11:"table-block";s:5:"title";s:11:"Table block";s:7:"summary";s:427:"The Table block in WordPress allows users to easily create tables in their posts or pages. The block toolbar for the Table block includes buttons for transforming the block, moving it, aligning it, changing column alignment, bolding and italicizing text, adding links, and more. Users can also customize the table's style, settings, color, typography, dimensions, border, and add advanced HTML anchor or additional CSS classes.";}i:53;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:54;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:11:"verse-block";s:5:"title";s:11:"Verse block";s:7:"summary";s:227:"The Verse block is used for writing poetry on a website. It has various toolbar icons and user controls for manipulating the block, such as changing text alignment, adding bold or italic formatting, adding hyperlinks, and more.";}i:54;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:55;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:13:"buttons-block";s:5:"title";s:13:"Buttons block";s:7:"summary";s:209:"The Buttons block in WordPress allows you to add one or more buttons to your page or post. You can customize the text, link, and style of each button, and there are various layout and design options available.";}i:55;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:56;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:13:"columns-block";s:5:"title";s:13:"Columns block";s:7:"summary";s:269:"The Columns Block in WordPress allows you to create a grid effect by inserting text, media, and other content into columns. You can add or remove columns, customize the alignment and vertical alignment, and change the color, typography, dimensions, and border settings.";}i:56;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:57;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:11:"group-block";s:5:"title";s:11:"Group block";s:7:"summary";s:244:"The Group block in WordPress allows you to group different blocks together and customize them with background colors, spacing, and more. You can add a Group block by clicking on the Block Inserter icon or typing /group in a new paragraph block.";}i:57;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:58;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:9:"row-block";s:5:"title";s:9:"Row block";s:7:"summary";s:354:"The Row block in the WordPress editor allows you to arrange blocks horizontally. It has various toolbar icons that allow you to manipulate the block, such as transforming it into different block types, dragging and moving it, changing justification and alignment, and customizing its settings like color, typography, dimensions, border, and advanced CSS.";}i:58;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:59;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:11:"stack-block";s:5:"title";s:11:"Stack block";s:7:"summary";s:493:"The Stack block is a container block that can be used to nest other blocks vertically. It can be transformed into a Group or Row block without changing the content. The block toolbar for the Stack block includes options to transform the block, move it within the editor, change the justification and alignment of items, and adjust the width. The block settings panel allows for further customization of the block's layout, position, color, typography, dimensions, border, and advanced options.";}i:59;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:60;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:10:"more-block";s:5:"title";s:10:"More block";s:7:"summary";s:188:"The More block is used to display a "Read More" link on the blog home page or archive pages. It truncates the blog entries and directs readers to the full post when they click on the link.";}i:60;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:61;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:16:"page-break-block";s:5:"title";s:16:"Page break block";s:7:"summary";s:222:"The page break block allows you to separate your content into multiple pages and add pagination. 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The changelog provides information on updates made to the separator block.";}i:62;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:63;s:4:"cats";a:1:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";}s:4:"slug";s:12:"spacer-block";s:5:"title";s:12:"Spacer block";s:7:"summary";s:392:"The Spacer block in WordPress allows you to add space between two blocks. You can modify the spacer block by using the block toolbar, which includes options to transform the block, drag it to a new location, and move it up and down within your document. The block settings panel allows you to adjust the height of the spacer block and add HTML anchor and CSS class(es) to customize the block.";}i:63;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:64;s:4:"cats";a:2:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";i:1;s:5:"media";}s:4:"slug";s:11:"image-block";s:5:"title";s:11:"Image block";s:7:"summary";s:318:"This article provides instructions on how to add and customize image blocks in the WordPress editor. It explains how to add images using the Add Block button or the slash command, and how to resize and align images. 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The article also includes a changelog with updates to the File block.";}i:68;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:69;s:4:"cats";a:2:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";i:1;s:5:"media";}s:4:"slug";s:16:"media-text-block";s:5:"title";s:16:"Media text block";s:7:"summary";s:256:"The Media & Text block allows you to place an image or video side-by-side with text. You can add content, align the block, insert links, replace the media file, and customize the block's settings such as color, typography, dimensions, and advanced options.";}i:69;a:5:{s:2:"id";i:70;s:4:"cats";a:2:{i:0;s:6:"blocks";i:1;s:5:"media";}s:4:"slug";s:11:"video-block";s:5:"title";s:11:"Video block";s:7:"summary";s:574:"The Video block allows you to upload and embed videos into your post or page. You can choose to upload a new video file, select a file from your media library, or insert a URL from a supported block type like YouTube. 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