Enhance GenerateBlocks With These Useful Utilities and Extras
GenerateBlocks is a great product, and with GB Extras, it’s even better.
With additions like a Pattern Inserter block, this plugin can be an essential part of your workflow.
Change the default block to the Headline block
The headline block is extremely versatile and powerful.
Enable or disable the Headline block as the default block in the block editor
Choose which HTML element is the default
Wrap multiple blocks in the Container block
Selecting multiple blocks and wrapping a container around them is now available.
Use the context menu to wrap a container around the selected blocks
Transform Group blocks into Container blocks
Transform a Group block into the Container block
You’ll inevitably come across a Group block that would be better wrapped in a container instead. This handy shortcut will save you several clicks.
Transform any Group block into a Container block
The transform copies all child nodes into a parent Container block
Generate new unique IDs for all GenerateBlocks blocks
GenerateBlocks has long had a flaw that if you apply styles to one block, and duplicate it, there’s a chance you’ll have a style override from the first block.
Goes through the parent block and all child blocks and replaces their unique IDs
This is useful if you are having style conflicts
Unwrap containers
Sometimes you need to unwrap the contents of the Container block. You can do so with a handy shortcut in the block contextual menu.
Select a parent Container block and unwrap it
This is useful if you are trying to consolidate containers
Use the Pattern Importer from site to site
Using this block, you can copy patterns from site to site and retain the images.
The block downloads any remote images
It replaces the GenerateBlocks unique IDs automatically
Shortcut Commands in the Block Editor
With the more recent versions of WordPress, the Command Palette in the block editor can be used to do common tasks and have quick links to common shortcuts.
There are four commands to help you find GenerateBlocks settings.
More commands are planned via user feature requests.
Enable markdown to the Headline block
Use markdown to insert the Headline block automatically.
Use simple markdown syntax to insert a Headline
You can auto-insert all headlines by using the pound symbols
Here are the major features
Pattern Importer
Take a pattern from Site A to Site B with ease, including remote images.
Add Post Type Support
GenerateBlocks styles can be tricky, especially for custom post types. This allows you to select which post types to enable GenerateBlocks on.
Adobe Font Support
Add Adobe Fonts from popular font plugins to GenerateBlocks. Supports Astra’s Typekit plugin and Blocksy’s Adobe Font module.
Set the Headline Block as Default
The Headline Block is very versatile and is useful for a lot of situations. You can set the Headline as the default block and choose which HTML element you’d like to start off with.
Use Markdown to Insert the Headline Block
Use markdown to easily insert the Headline block. This is a useful shortcut.
Wrap Multiple Blocks in a Container
Select two or more blocks and you can use the context menu to wrap a Container block around the selected blocks.
Transform the Group Block to a Container
Allow the Group block to be converted to a Container block. Converting will take all of the internal blocks of the group and wrap them in a Container block.
Commands At Your Fingertips
The block editor’s Command Palette is becoming more featured and has several shortcut commands, with more coming as users explore this new feature.
Generate New Unique IDs for a Block
If you copy or duplicate a lot of blocks by GenerateBlocks, you’ll inevitably run into style conflicts where changing one block changes another. This allows you to generate new Unique IDs for a block and all its children.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Pattern Importer, and how does it work?
GenerateBlocks has long had a major flaw that involves copying and duplicating blocks. The Pattern Importer, when used, will take the pattern you paste in and generate unique ids for all the blocks in the pattern.
In addition, any images found in the pattern will be moved to the new site it is being used on. This allows you to copy images from patterns with ease from production to local or even between two hosted sites.
Why do I need a license key?
The wait time for .org is over six months, so I’ve decided to release the plugin for free here.
A license key guarantees you updates for as long as the license is active.
Five sites. You can always upgrade later or email us for my sites on the license.
Do you have a free trial?
Use the free plan for a trial period.
If I don’t like the product, can I have a refund?
If you have purchased a support package, you can request a refund within 30 days.
How will renewal work with the free plan?
Your license should work perpetually on the free plan. Paid plans are renewed every year with a 35% renewal discount.
How can I leave a feature request?
Please reach out via our support form and let us know what you’d like to see in the plugin.
Pricing and Plans
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$49
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