The WordPress search engine sucks I don't know anyone who uses WordPress who speaks well of its search engine and I still don't understand that it has barely evolved since the first versions. Not only is it primitive in terms of how it works, it
GenerateBlocks 1.7 and GenerateBlocks Pro 1.5 have entered their first release candidate and will soon be available for use on production sites. With this important update of the plugin, which was born with four simple blocks, now has eight with the addition, among other things,
I still believe that GenerateBlocks will eventually rise above most block plugins and even the occasional builder. Here are 13 reasons to use it, and now there are a few more. GenerateBlocks was born in August last year with just four blocks that promised you
That's all there is to it. A simple, easy and quick alternative to CSS fiddling to add a label anywhere in a box made with two GenerateBlocks "Container" blocks. Remember that you will also have to adjust the parameters for mobile and tablet. Instead of
I've been using GenerateBlocks for about two months now and I'm very happy with the change from Elementor, here are the reasons why. Simple and minimalistic No unnecessary distractions, simple and minimalist, the hallmark of Tom Usborne, creator of GeneratePress. Four blocks with which they
