We are thrilled to introduce default block styles, a new feature available in Stackable version 3.3.0! This new feature will allow Stackable users to work more efficiently, saving you more time as you build websites using Stackable blocks.
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Want to give readers detailed information in a clear and coherent way? Learn more about what an accordion layout is, how it works, and how it can be used to improve user experience.
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Good news for Stackable users 📢 We’ve released quite a few updates, giving you a new block, a layout switcher, a new navigation panel and more! Here’s a recap:
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Full Site Editing has officially been released, ushering in a major upgrade to WordPress. With FSE in full swing, it brings in a lot of new features and functionalities. Get up to speed on what it is and how it changes the way you use WordPress.
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Want to make your content more readable? Using bullet points and numbered lists for your content will not only make it easier to understand, but beautiful too!
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Have you ever finished a website design for a client only to find out that it’s way off from what they were expecting? Or maybe you’re new to website design and you have no idea where to start off. These are just some examples of why you shouldn’t skip out on wireframing your design vision.
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At Stackable, we believe in balancing utility and great design. Which is why we continuously pour our efforts into improving our block and design library so that we can help our users efficiently create website designs that inspire and are highly functional.
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Avoid the risk of breaking your live website; follow this quick tutorial to set up a staging site for your WordPress article!
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Since the creation of WordPress in 2003, it is now the Content Management System (CMS) of choice for about 42.6% of the websites on the internet.
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Keeping track of your website’s analytics is crucial in running a successful website.
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The Gutenberg editor was launched along with WordPress 5.0 back in 2018. Originally offered as a plugin, it is now the default editor on WordPress.
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To further extend Gutenberg’s functionality, we are finally making dynamic content available within Stackable in this latest update! Fetch and display content from dynamic sources in both Stackable and native blocks. Update to V2.15.0 now!
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