Joris van Montfort

Adds a simple collapsible block to the Gutenberg editor. Perfect for hiding long text behind a toggle.
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<li>Fully compatible with the block editor (Gutenberg)</li>
<li>Customizable button labels</li>
<li>Supports multiple blocks per page</li>
<li>Translatable and lightweight</li>
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This plugin is ideal for bloggers, content creators, and developers who want to keep their pages clean and readable.

JVM Read More Block

A lightweight Gutenberg block that lets you toggle extra content with "Read more" and "Read less" buttons. No CSS markup is added.

Heath Harrelson

This widget is designed to be a more compact alternative to the default archives widget supplied with WordPress. If you’ve been blogging regularly for several years, the archive list produced by the default widget grows to be quite long. If you use Flexo Archives instead, the list will be displayed as a much smaller list of years. When you click a year, it expands to show the months of that year when you posted. By default the expansion is animated.
A standalone version that simply prints the HTML for the archive lists and attaches the JavaScript to normal pages is now provided for users who cannot use the widget.
I am currently seeking translations of the plugin. If you would like to help by translating the plugin into your language, <a href="https://wordpress.org/tags/flexo-archives-widget" rel="ugc">please post to the support forum</a>.
Thanks to Dylan van der Heij for providing a Dutch translation.

Flexo Archives

Displays your archives as a compact list of years that expands when clicked.

JVM Read More Block vs Flexo Archives