LOOS

<p>You can easily create your own block patterns and register them.</p>
<h4>How to use</h4>
<p>From the “Block Patterns” in the admin menu, just assemble the pattern using blocks as you would in a regular post.</p>
<h4>If it doesn’t work</h4>
<p>This plugin works only with PHP version 7.0 or later, WordPress 5.5 or later.<br />
Please check your PHP version or WordPress version.</p>


Custom Block Patterns


I'm a great fan of plugins which without bells and whistles simply do, what you expect and this plugin certainly is one of them. It allows you easily to create your own block patterns and use them as you like. The plugin is lean and the code clean. So far 5 stars.



So, why did I only rate it 4 stars? 




I like to read the code of plugins, that I want to use on my client's websites. All functions do have a single line comment, but unfortunately in Japanese, which makes it difficult to read (i.e. I have to use a translation programm to understand the comments). 



The plugin also doesn't seem to follow WordPress' coding standards, e.g. by using short array syntax and inline control structures.



Personally, I would have liked it better if the Custom Post Type Block Patterns menu was a submenu of Appearance. A remaining comment // 'menu_position' => 6 looks like the plugin author had some other position in mind, too. 




Don't let these nitpicky comments fool you - the plugin does what it's supposed to and it can be used without hesitation despite these really minor flaws.



Thanks for sharing the plugin.


Easy way to create your own block patterns

You can easily create your own block patterns and register them.

<p>This plugin adds “useful” Gutenberg blocks to the writing of blog posts.</p>
<h4>How to use （For Block Editor）</h4>
<ul>
<li>Open the “Useful Blocks” category of the Block Inserter.</li>
<li>There are custom blocks.</li>
<li>Just select the block you want to use.</li>
</ul>


Useful Blocks

It is a plugin that collects very convenient blocks.

Custom Block Patterns vs Useful Blocks