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 😉
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<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>
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Custom Blocks Templates

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

Zayed Baloch

Hammal Albulushi

Naeem Noor

This plugin allows you to easily embed Font Awesome icon to your website using HTML or built-in shortcode handlers.
<h4>Features</h4>
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<li>Shortcode support. Example: For Font Awesome 5 <code>[wpfa5s icon=""]</code>, <code>[wpfa5r icon=""]</code>, <code>[wpfab icon=""]</code>, and for Font Awesome 4.7+ <code>[wpfa icon=""]</code></li>
<li>Use Larger Icon: <code>[wpfa icon="" size="2x"]</code>. Sizes: <code>xs</code>, <code>sm</code>, <code>lg</code>, <code>2x</code>, <code>3x</code>, <code>5x</code>, <code>7x</code>, <code>10x</code></li>
<li>Add Font Awesome icon in Menu with shortcode.</li>
<li>Support shortocde in Widgets.</li>
<li>Support post and page title.</li>
<li>Font Awesome version 6</li>
<li>Support Font Awesome version 5.+ and 4.7.0</li>
<li>Add Font Awesome icon from editor Toolbar button.</li>
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<h4>Shortcodes</h4>
Introduced three new shortcode for Font Awesome support.
Font Awesome v6 & v5 
 [wpfa5s icon=”home”] for Solid style. 
 [wpfa5r icon=”user”] for Regular style. support only in few icon. 
 [wpfa5b icon=”wordpress”] for Brands.
Font Awesome 4.7+ 
 [wpfa icon=””].
<h4>Note</h4>
The <code>fa</code> prefix has been deprecated in version 5. The new default is the <code>fas</code> solid style <code>far</code> regular style and the <code>fab</code> style for brands.
WP Font Awesome plugin still support Font Awesome version 4

WP Font Awesome

Nice and easy

This plugin allows you to easily embed Font Awesome icon to your site with simple shortcodes.

Custom Blocks Templates vs WP Font Awesome