Block Editor
Read more about Saving and Publishing Content
Once you’ve added all your content to your Page or Post you have the option of Saving the Page as a Draft or Publishing the page. Clicking the Save Draft link will simply save your Page/Post. This is handy if you would like to come back at a later date to add more content or if you’re simply not ready to publish …Read more
Read more about Editing & Deleting Existing Content
To edit an existing page, simply click on the relevant Page/Post title, when viewing your list of Pages or Posts. Alternatively, click on the Edit link that appears beneath the title when hovering your cursor over each row. The screen that appears will be exactly the same as the Add New Page/Add New Post screen, only with the existing content displayed. When you’ve finished …Read more
Read more about Reviewing Past Revisions
When you’re editing your Post or Page, the number of revisions for that particular Post or Page is shown on the Document tab in the Settings Sidebar, if you have any. Click the Revisions link just right Panel to browse through the various revisions for the current Post or Page. Use the slider at the top of the page or click the Previous and Next buttons to …Read more
Read more about Rearranging Blocks
Blocks can be rearranged within your page in a couple of different ways. On the left of each block (or just above the block, if the block is set to display full width), are two block mover arrows ( ), and between these arrow icons is a block mover drag handle (). These block mover arrows and drag handle will only …Read more
Read more about Reusable Blocks
As the name suggests, Reusable Blocks are Blocks that you can re-use anywhere on your site. A Reusable block can be added to any Page or Post, and as many times as you want. If you update or change the style of your Reusable block, the changes are automatically applied to that block, right across your whole site. To create …Read more
Read more about Embeds
Another way to add video or other content into your pages is through embedding. A popular example of this is embedding a YouTube video into your page. When you’re embedding a file, there’s no need to upload the file to your site. You’re basically just creating a link to the file, from within your own page. WordPress is able to …Read more
Read more about Layout Element Blocks
This section contains blocks that help stylise your content such as the Button Block, Columns Block, More Block, Page Break Block etc.. Button Block NOTE: As of version 5.4 onwards, the block editor introduced new blocks, including deprecating the Button Block in place of a Buttons Block. How to use this replacement is detailed beneath this one. The Button Block allows you …Read more
Read more about Formatting Blocks
This section contains more specialised content blocks such as the Code Block, Classic Block, Custom HTML Block, Table Block etc.. Code Block The Code Block allows you to add example code to your content. The code you add to this block wont be executed, it's purely for displaying lines of code on your page. Classic Block The Classic Block allows you to add text …Read more
Read more about Block Types
Each individual piece of content in your page will be a block. Even individual paragraphs will be seperate blocks. The Block Editor provides blocks for all your common content such as paragraphs, headings, ordered and unordered Lists (i.e. bullet points), quotes, images, galleries and any other content. Every block has its own toolbar menu that appears at the top of …Read more
Read more about Adding Content with Blocks
Using the new Block Editor, your page content is made up of blocks of various types. Each individual bit of content in your page will be a different block. Even individual paragraphs will be separate blocks. The Block Editor provides blocks for all your common content such as paragraphs, headings, ordered and unordered Lists (i.e. bullet points), quotes, images, galleries …Read more