About this plugin
Xpo Blocks provides a collection of beautifully designed, easily customizable Gutenberg blocks to enhance your WordPress website editing experience.
Key Features & Included Blocks
- Accordion Block: Create collapsible content sections and FAQ accordions with ease.
- Audio Player Block: Embed audio players with custom layout and control options.
- Before After Block: Display interactive before-and-after image comparison sliders.
- Button Block: Design eye-catching call-to-action buttons with custom styles and icons.
- Divider Block: Add stylish section separators and custom horizontal dividers.
- Marquee Block: Create smooth scrolling text tickers and animated content marquees.
- Newsletter Card Block: Capture email leads with attractive newsletter subscription cards.
- Pricing Table Block: Build responsive pricing tiers with badges and feature lists.
- QR Code Block: Generate dynamic QR codes directly inside your Gutenberg editor.
- Scroll Story Block: Create interactive, scroll-driven story element and presentations.
- Table of Contents Block: Auto-generate structured navigation headings for long posts.
How to Use
- Install and activate the Xpo Blocks plugin from the WordPress dashboard.
- Open any post or page in the Gutenberg Block Editor.
- Click the + (Block Inserter) button and search for Xpo Blocks or specific block names.
- Insert your desired block and customize its options from the right-hand settings sidebar.
- Publish or update your page!
Support & Feedback
Have a question, feature request, or feedback?
* Visit Support Forum
Source Code
The source code of this plugin, including all uncompiled assets, is publicly available on GitHub:
* GitHub Repository
This plugin also uses a custom reusable package called “tr-tools”. 0-or-later:
* tr-tools Repository
Copyright and Credits
This plugin is free software, and is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3 or (at your option) any later version.
This plugin incorporates the following third-party resources and open-source libraries:
- Immer – (c) Michel Weststrate, released under the MIT License ( https://github.com/immerjs/immer ).
- QRCode – (c) Ryan Day, released under the MIT License ( https://github.com/soldair/node-qrcode ).
- SVG Icons – Feather / Lucide / WordPress Dashicons, released under MIT / GPLv2+ License.
- Cover Image – Custom designed asset, released under GPLv3 or later.
- tr-tools – (c) TomorChandraRoy, released under the GPL-3.0-or-later License ( https://github.com/TomorChandraRoy/tr-tools ).