EdwardBock

Palasthotel GmbH

Elevate your Gutenberg Block development experience with BlockX. This powerful plugin bridges the gap between the modern 
Gutenberg JavaScript API and the traditional PHP methods WordPress developers know and love. With BlockX, 
you can effortlessly create custom Gutenberg blocks entirely using PHP, bypassing the need for complex JavaScript coding.
Features: 
– Seamless Integration: Simplifies the process of building custom Gutenberg blocks using PHP. 
– Developer-Friendly: Leverages familiar PHP syntax and functions to create and manage blocks. 
– Time-Saving: Reduces the learning curve and development time by avoiding intricate JavaScript coding. 
– Customizable: Provides a robust API to create highly customizable blocks tailored to your needs. 
– Efficient Workflow: Streamlines the block creation process, allowing you to focus on functionality and design. 
– Comprehensive Documentation: Includes detailed guides and examples to help you get started quickly. 
– Compatibility: Fully compatible with the latest WordPress versions and Gutenberg updates.
Why Choose PHP Block Builder for Gutenberg? 
– Enhanced Productivity: Build and deploy custom blocks faster using familiar PHP code. 
– Reduced Complexity: No need to delve into JavaScript intricacies; keep your development workflow simple. 
– Versatile: Perfect for developers looking to extend Gutenberg without abandoning their PHP expertise.
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BlockX

Elevate your Gutenberg Block development experience.

Ionut Staicu

Ever had to manage a WP install with many pages and subpages? This plugin does nothing more than adding a metabox to every post type that is hierarchical (that is pages and any other custom post type!) with a list of all page siblings, starting with the parent, so you can have:
<pre><code>News
|— History
|— Our Staff
|—— Employment Opportunities
|— Our Company
</code></pre>
Bonus: when you’re listing posts on admin pages, you can also choose to display only parents.
<h3>API</h3>
You can choose to disable some (or all!) functionality by using filters. These filters are as following:
Disable page siblings metabox completely:
<pre><code>add_filter('iamntz/page-siblings/add-page-metabox', '__return_false')
</code></pre>
For <code>my-custom-post-type</code>
<pre><code>add_filter("iamntz/page-siblings/add-page-metabox/post-type=my-custom-post-type", '__return_false')
</code></pre>
Disable the dropdown that will allow you to filter page parents or page parents & children
<pre><code>add_filter('iamntz/page-siblings/add-hierarchy-column-filter', '__return_false')
</code></pre>
For <code>my-custom-post-type</code>:
<pre><code>add_filter('iamntz/page-siblings/add-hierarchy-column-filter/post-type=my-custom-post-type', '__return_false')
</code></pre>
Set the default value for the dropdown:
<pre><code>add_filter('iamntz/page-siblings/add-hierarchy-column-filter', function() { return 'parents_only'; })
</code></pre>
For <code>my-custom-post-type</code>:
<pre><code>// The allowed values are `all` and `parents_only`.
add_filter('iamntz/page-siblings/hierarchy-column-filter-default/post-type=my-custom-post-type', function() { return 'parents_only'; })
</code></pre>

Page Siblings

A metabox with all page edit (and any other hierarchal post types) that display an edit link to its siblings.

BlockX vs Page Siblings