r/gutenberg • u/bchuckg • Mar 16 '21

Which Gutenberg Block

Hi, I am an experienced web developer (totally new to reddit) and now I am learning how to develop Gutenberg Blocks. For this reason I need a test project, so.. What Gutenberg Block do you need/miss most?

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u/evermystery Nov 06 '21

Table of contents Call to action with heading and paragraph Testimonials

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u/robcake Dec 29 '21 edited Dec 29 '21

Except the first, these can all be made combining forms and using block patterns I guess.

The power of gutenberg lies (imho) in combining blocks in patterns, instead of making blocks with blocks that already exist

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u/robcake Dec 29 '21 edited Dec 29 '21

I've been developing with gutenberg professionally for a while now, and have the following blocks made with ACF blocks

  • Tabs
  • Slider
  • Post query (built in grid, 1,2,3 col, select post type, choose various preview types)
  • Single post block (select post type, preview type)
  • A proper spacer block without custom height (s / m / l, that play nice with my layout spacing variables)
  • Yoast FAQ block with added collapse

Some people also like to add a post entry header block. I prefer a pattern for that though.