Blocks

The Blocks category includes standalone Gutenberg blocks designed to solve specific layout, content, and interaction needs inside the WordPress block editor. Each block focuses on a single purpose — such as layout control, content display, or UI enhancement — and is built to integrate seamlessly with native WordPress workflows. These blocks are ideal when you don’t need a full page layout, only a clean, reusable, conversion-aware building block that can be dropped into any page, post, or landing without relying on page builders or bloated plugins.
Implementation approach
The simplest and most widely used implementation is delivering these blocks as a plugin, that contains everything needed for registration and functionality. Using a plugin instead of a theme extension is a deliberate choice:

Theme-independent – works with any WordPress theme, allowing users to switch themes freely

Easier updates – no need to modify or maintain theme files

This makes block plugins portable, maintainable, and perfectly aligned with modern WordPress distribution standards.

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Countdown Timer Block for Gutenberg
A lightweight Gutenberg block that adds a customizable countdown timer to any page or post.
The block lets you pick a target date and time, preview the live countdown directly in the editor, and control how the timer is rendered on the frontend. It supports both a compact text-only display and a structured segmented layout with optional labels.
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Modal Popup Block or Gutenberg
A lightweight Gutenberg block that lets you create a button-triggered modal popup containing any blocks.
The block provides an editable button label and an InnerBlocks area for the modal content, so you can build popups with rich layouts (text, images, lists, buttons, forms, etc.) without writing custom HTML.
€9
Review Slider Blocks for Gutenberg
A Gutenberg block set for building responsive testimonial and review carousels using Swiper Web Components, the modern custom-element based slider engine (<swiper-container> / <swiper-slide>).
The plugin includes a slider container block and a repeatable review item block. Each review can contain rich, free-form content (any blocks), plus an optional avatar/logo image and a title/name field.
€9
Tabs Blocks for Gutenberg
A Gutenberg block set for creating clean, editable tabbed content sections using a simple parent/child block structure.
The plugin provides a Tabs container block that generates the tab navigation automatically, and a Tab item block that holds the content of each panel. This makes it easy to build structured content areas (features, pricing details, FAQs, comparisons, step-by-step sections) without custom HTML.
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FAQ Blocks with Schema for Gutenberg
A Gutenberg block set for building structured FAQ sections with a clean editor workflow, optional FAQPage schema markup, and flexible layout controls.
The plugin provides a container block for managing the overall FAQ section and a repeatable FAQ item block for individual questions and answers. It is designed to make FAQs easy to edit, easy to duplicate, and consistent across pages.
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Swiper Slider Blocks for Gutenberg
A modern Gutenberg block collection that brings Swiper’s latest Web Components–based slider engine into the Block Editor in a fully block-native way.
Instead of relying on legacy jQuery sliders or custom wrapper scripts, this plugin uses Swiper Web Components (<swiper-container> and <swiper-slide>), the most up-to-date and future-proof API provided by Swiper.
Each slider is configured entirely through block attributes and saved as clean, semantic HTML.
€9