Marin Matosevic

<h4>Map Me is easy to use</h4>
<p>Map Me plugin can display multiple locations on the map and each location can have different marker and info window, you can also animate some markers to point them out from others.<br />
Map Me offers more than 25 different map theme styles so your map will look and feel perfectly on every website.<br />
Map can be easily inserted into post or page via [mm_map] shortcode, just pass it into your post or page and you’re done.</p>
<h4>Features:</h4>
<ul>
<li>Easy to use, no coding required.</li>
<li>More than 25 map theme styles.</li>
<li>Multiple markers.</li>
<li>Automatic geolocation.</li>
<li>Each map marker can have a unique icon.</li>
<li>Add animations to your map markers.</li>
<li>Add info windows with details about location.</li>
<li>Easy to change default map settings.</li>
<li>Responsive.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Additional Info</h3>
<p><strong>Idea Behind / Philosophy:</strong> Just a little leightweight plugin for all WordPress users out there to make their maps look better. I’ll try to add more plugin/theme support and more plugin option over time. So stay tuned.</p>


Map Me

Unlike all other insanely advanced google maps plugins that have not got any of their features working smoothly, this one does as long as you do what the author says.

Usability wise this plugin is less powerful as it is technically. That's why I'm leaving you here with the following feedback:

- Try to implement validations with well explained error messages. For example at the settings page you have to make sure the user enters location parameters to center the map on but none of those fields are required.
- Make sure you show/explain/give the user all information to make the user aware of the capabilities the user got. For example you simply display a text area at the short description field when adding a location marker. But you can enter HTML there so why don't you show the WYSIWYG editor included with WordPress or give a little hint?

Features I would change/remove are:
- Selecting a predefined map style, why not store the "snazzymaps" configuration in the database and shortly tell users how they can do it their self. I know this is not making it easier but customizability is way more important here. You can also do both :)
- Center map on the specified address. Why not center on a long/lat coordinate or on the center of the (selected) marker locations

Simpel but not that easy

Easy and fast way to embed google map into your site. Choose between more than 20 beautiful map themes, add multiple locations, info windows and more.

Morgan Hvidt

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<p>Find My Blocks is a WordPress plugin built to help you find specific Gutenberg blocks on your WordPress website.</p>
<p>🆕 Official site <a href="https://findmyblocks.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Find My Blocks</a></p>
<h3>🔍 Fast search for block locations</h3>
<p>Save your time by scanning your entire WordPress site (including posts, pages and custom post types) to locate instances of WordPress Blocks.</p>
<ul>
<li>📍 Find & replace blocks safely with quick edit and preview links.</li>
<li>🧱 WordPress Full Site Editing support. Block Templates & Template parts will be searched.</li>
<li>⚡️ Performance settings for low (shared hosting) to high-end hosting.</li>
<li>🤝 100% free & open source.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Which blocks can be located?</h3>
<p>Find My Blocks will batch loop through your posts (and more) to detect instances of blocks.</p>
<ul>
<li>WordPress Core blocks (paragraphs, images, group blocks and so on)</li>
<li>Blocks added by third-party plugins (Even if they are uninstalled)</li>
<li>Synced Patterns (Reusable Blocks)</li>
<li>WordPress template added by your theme, or plugins such as WooCommerce.</li>
<li><a href="https://conditionalblocks.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Conditional Blocks</a> with custom visibility settings.</li>
</ul>
<p>Anything missing? Let us know – our goal is to find <strong>every</strong> WordPress block.</p>
<h3>Quickly identify block types.</h3>
<ul>
<li>Filter found blocks by their “Block Provider”, narrowing the search results to individual plugins.</li>
<li>The amount of times a specific block type has been used on your WordPress website.</li>
<li>The posts/pages that a block has been used on.</li>
<li>The amount of times a block has been used on a specific post/page.</li>
<li>Check if the block is a “Synced Pattern (Reusable Block)”.</li>
<li>Check if the block is a “Nested Block”.</li>
<li>Check if the block is a “Template”.</li>
</ul>
<h3>How to get started?</h3>
<p>Navigate to the <strong>Tools -> Find My Blocks</strong> Menu inside the WordPress Admin dashboard. You can then set your server performance, which will decide how many posts to scan at a time.</p>
<p>Once it’s done you’ll see all found blocks!</p>
<h3>Resources</h3>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://findmyblocks.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Website</a>: Read our guides and tutorials.</li>
<li><a href="https://github.com/morganhvidt/find-my-blocks" rel="nofollow ugc">GitHub</a>: Contribute to the plugin.</li>
<li><a href="https://twitter.com/morganhvidt" rel="nofollow ugc">@MorganHvidt</a>: Follow Morgan on X (Twitter).</li>
</ul>


Find My Blocks – Locate blocks on your site

This plugin is great. It does exactly what it says, and does it well. 5 stars.

Must-have for Gutenberg design/development

For example, if you want to use has_block you need to know it's name, which can be difficult to find. This plugin lists them all out, every one you've used, anywhere on a site.

Thanks!

Useful for finding the $block_name of a 3rd party block

It's a small and a very nice plugin, with the minimal UI it does the job nicely.

Very nifty plugin

Great plugin, does exactly what it needs to. Essential for Gutenberg/theme development, and the friendly and familiar GUI is great for clients too.

Essential for Devs & Clients


A must-have plugin to keep the number of Gutenberg blocks plugins to under control.


A must-have plugin


I had installed many sets of blocks to try out and ended up with a lot of overlap of block types and a mess of using a few blocks from one plugin, and a few from another, and a few more from others. Find My Blocks gave me a way to clean up the mess without the risk of removing blocks that content depended on.


A great help cleaning up blocks


I'm trying to overcome block debt to improve site performance and this plugin is such a lifesaver. It detects old blocks, current ones, tells where there's at with a link to edit the page... my goodness is this a timesaver.



You and all involved deserve major kudos for such an incredibly intuitive and easy-to-use plugin


This plugin is simply amazing.


This is one of those plugins you never knew you needed until you found it. I build large sites with complex custom block libraries and it does exactly what it says on the tin - it helps me find all the blocks across the site and, more importantly, shows me which blocks are not being used.



Grade A plugin - if you build large bespoke WP sites using vanilla or custom blocks, this is a must have.


Awesome plugin


If it happens that you need to change from one block plugin to another, Find My Blocks makes it easy to first find where you used the old plugin so that you can update it and your content isn't broken. 


Very Useful Maintenance Plugin


Thanks ! very useful tool to manage old or depracated contents for example


Usefull tool !

WordPress 7.0 is just about to be released. It's amazing how much you can do today in the block editor with native blocks only.

But until recently, one would need "helper plugins" to create accordions and some other fancy things.

This plugin will quickly help you evaluate how much you're using various "block helper plugins" and whether it may be a good time to get rid of some of them.

Thanks! I'm off for some spring cleaning :)

A perfect tool for cleaning and optimizing

Find My Blocks will search and list all the blocks used across your WordPress site.

Map Me vs Find My Blocks – Locate blocks on your site