Sirvelia

Create and set Gutenberg blocks templates for your posts, pages and custom post types.
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<li>Go to Blocks Templates->Create Template in your admin panel.</li>
<li>Start creating your template, adding any blocks you’d like with the Gutenberg editor.</li>
<li>Assign your newly created template to any post type (post, page or custom).</li>
<li>The template will be set as the default content of new posts of that type.</li>
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CBT also includes some blocks 😉
<ul>
<li>Private Block: A block that helps you protect your content and control its visibility. You can protect anything inside this “block container” with a password, allow only logged-in members to see the contents, filter by user role and display only in single or archive pages.</li>
<li>Accordion: An accordion-like drop down with a header and InnerBlocks, so you can create multiple accordions inside.</li>
<li>CSV Tables: Allows you to import a CSV file and show its contents in a table with search and order functionality.</li>
<li>Card: A simple bordered box with a header and custom content (Inner Blocks).</li>
<li>Social share: Choose your favorite social media platforms and allow visitors to share your content easily. Supports: Buffer, Diaspora, Douban, Evernote, Facebook, Flipboard, Hacker News, Hatena, Kakao Story, LINE, LinkedIn, Menéame, Mixi, Pinterest, Pocket, Qzone, Reddit, Renren, Telegram, Tumblr, Twitter, VK, Weibo, WhatsApp and Xing</li>
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And new controls for any blocks with rich text!
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<li>Font Awesome Icons: Search Font Awesome 5 icons and include it in your posts as inline elements.</li>
<li>Dynamic Text: Display the author name, post title, published date, categories and/or tags anywhere on your posts.</li>
</ul>

Custom Blocks Templates

Create and set Gutenberg blocks templates for posts, pages and custom post types

seothemes

Icon Widget creates a new WordPress widget that displays an icon, title and description. Select the size, color and text-alignment with easy to use dropdown options.
<h4>Icon Fonts Included</h4>
<ul>
<li>Font Awesome 4 & 5</li>
<li>Line Awesome</li>
<li>Ionicons</li>
<li>Streamline Icons</li>
<li>ET Line Icons 
More coming soon. We are open to suggestions.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Shortcode Usage</h4>
Since 1.0.6 you can now use the <code>icon_widget</code> shortcode. Below is a list of available attributes with their default values:
<ul>
<li>classes => ‘icon-widget’</li>
<li>title => ‘Icon Widget’</li>
<li>content => ‘Add a short description.’</li>
<li>icon => ‘fa-star’</li>
<li>weight => ‘600’</li>
<li>size => ‘2x’</li>
<li>align => ‘center’</li>
<li>color => ‘#333333’</li>
<li>bg => ”</li>
<li>padding => ”</li>
<li>radius => ”</li>
<li>heading => ‘h4’</li>
<li>break => ‘<code> </code>‘</li>
</ul>
Here is an example of the icon widget shortcode using all available parameters:
<pre><code>[icon_widget classes="icon-widget" title="Icon Widget" content="Add a short description" icon="fa-star" weight="600" size="2x" align="center" color="#fff" bg="#333" padding="30" radius="30" heading="h4" break=" "]
</code></pre>

Icon Widget

This works great and saves a lot of time. Easy for clients to manage.

Works Great!

Display an icon, title and description with a widget or a shortcode.

Custom Blocks Templates vs Icon Widget