10 Best Block Plugins for WordPress to Extend the Block Editor in 2026
Block plugins can help a lot to extend the abilities of the default block editor. With the right block plugin, you can expand the catalog of available blocks above just the basic text, heading, image and so on. Some plugins give you 20, 30, even 70 new blocks … if you happen to need them.
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Otter Blocks 3.2.0: AI Page Building and a New Design Library
Otter Blocks 3.2.0 is now live, bringing AI that builds full sections and pages, a redesigned AI writing toolbar, AI...
When to Use a Plugin for WooCommerce Product Options
Some customers will want to personalize a product before buying. The simple things might include picking a color, choosing a size, or selecting from other off-the-shelf elements. However, not all options will fit neatly into WooCommerce's default abilities. Plus none of it is usually that intuitive to set up.
How to Serve Scaled Images on Your WordPress Website
In this article, we’ll first explain why it's so important to serve scaled images properly. Then, we’ll share three plugins you can use to get the job done. But, like a late-night infomercial - that's not all! We'll also give you three additional non-plugin methods that will let you serve scaled images like a pro.
How to Let Users Upload Comment Images in WordPress (& Attachments Too)
Facebook lets users posts images in the comments. So does Reddit, and most forums, and just about every social network....
WordPress Autocomplete Search Setup Guide: No Code Required!
Google, Amazon, and tons of other sites use the autocomplete search approach because it gives visitors a helpful experience. With the right WordPress autocomplete search plugin, you can add the same functionality to your site. Here's how!
PPOM v27.0.0 Update: Template Library, Live Preview & More
PPOM v27.0.0 update introduces a new template library, live product preview, WooCommerce block cart support, variation-based conditional fields, a rebuilt builder UI, performance improvements, and 30+ bug fixes for faster, easier product customization.
How to Import RSS Feeds Into WordPress as Posts
The good news is this: You don't need to copy and paste from RSS feeds into WordPress. That's slow, boring, and easy to mess up. There's a better way, and it only involves a few clicks. In this post, I'll show you how to pull content from any valid RSS feed and turn it into WordPress posts. We're using one plugin. It's simple, no custom code needed, and no weird settings that no one understands. You just add the feed URL, and the plugin does the res