Description
This WordPress plugin provides site administrators with the ability to turn on and off specific post editor (Gutenberg) content blocks.
Screenshots
Screenshot of the main settings page, where administrators can enable and disable blocks.
Screenshot of the block audit page, where administrators can see a list of all blocks used across the site.
Installation
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In the WordPress admin, install and activate the ThreePM Block Controller plugin.
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Go to the plugin’s settings page under
Block Controller. (Only administrators have access to this page.) -
All blocks are on (enabled) by default to prevent compatibility issues on plugin activation.
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Turn off any block that you would like to disable.
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Some blocks will not be able to be disabled because they are already used by at least one post or page on the site. You can only disable blocks that are not currently in use. If a block is in use by at least one post, the number of uses will be listed next to that block, along with a link to the block audit page.
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Go to the Block Audit page (under
Block Controller -> Block Audit) to see a list of all blocks used across the site, as well as their associated posts.
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Contributors and Developers
“ThreePM Block Controller” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
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Change Log
1.0
- Initial release
1.0.2
- A small update was needed for when the plugin is initially installed, to add a check if the DB has no disabled blocks option (because it doesn’t!).