Brandon Kraft

The Mars Sol Date block lets you display the post’s published date in terms of Martian sols, starting from Sol 1 at the first post on your site. 
A Martian sol is approximately 24 hours, 39 minutes, and 35 seconds long. 
Perfect for science blogs and Mars enthusiasts, the block automatically calculates and displays something like “Sol 51”.
How it works: 
– Sol 1 is the timestamp of your site’s first published post. 
– Each Martian sol is 24h 39m 35s (88775 Earth seconds). 
– For each post, the block computes the sol number based on the time difference between that post and the site’s first post.
No configuration required — just insert the block wherever you wish to show the sol date!
To report bugs, offer improvements, or review the unprocessed JS/CSS, visit https://github.com/kraftbj/mars-sol-date .

Mars Sol Date

Display post publication dates in Martian sols, calculated from your site's first post using NASA's sol definition.

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Hardeep Asrani

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Blocks Animation allows you to add CSS Animations to all of your Gutenberg blocks in the most elegant way.
The UI for Blocks Animation feels so native and intuitive, you won’t even notice it’s installed. Just install, and you will see animation settings in all the blocks, right in the Block Settings Sidebar.
All the code and sources for this plugin are publicly available as part of https://github.com/Codeinwp/otter-blocks.

Blocks Animation: CSS Animations for Gutenberg Blocks


The perfect complement to bring life to the elements of my website.


My favorite animation tool

Blocks Animation allows you to add CSS Animations to all of your Gutenberg blocks in the most elegant way.

Mars Sol Date vs Blocks Animation: CSS Animations for Gutenberg Blocks