Vincent Dubroeucq

ModernPlugins

Removes a number of features and blocks from the default WordPress editor. Just activate it, and enjoy your cleaner editing experience !
General features removed :
<ul>
<li>Font size picker and custom font size</li>
<li>Custom padding and units</li>
<li>Custom spacing</li>
<li>Color palette, color picker, and duotone filters</li>
<li>Link color and text color</li>
<li>Gradients</li>
<li>Wide and full alignments</li>
<li>Block patterns</li>
</ul>
Blocs removed :
<ul>
<li>Cover</li>
<li>Columns</li>
<li>Media & Text</li>
<li>Custom HTML</li>
<li>Verse</li>
<li>Pullquote</li>
<li>Site Logo</li>
<li>Site Title</li>
<li>Site Tagline</li>
<li>All blocks related to theme/template editing</li>
<li>All widgets, including Shortcode, except on widgets admin page and customizer.</li>
</ul>
Toolbar formats removed :
<ul>
<li>Inline image</li>
<li>H1 removed</li>
<li>Superscript</li>
<li>Subscript</li>
<li>Keyboard input</li>
</ul>
Block styles removed :
<ul>
<li>‘Default’ and ‘Rounded’ for the core image block</li>
<li>‘Default’ and ‘Large’ for the core quote block</li>
<li>‘Fill’ and ‘Outline’ for the button block</li>
<li>‘Regular’ and ‘Striped’ for the table block</li>
</ul>
Block supports/features removed :
<ul>
<li>Anchor</li>
<li>DropCap</li>
<li>Image editing in image block</li>
<li>HTML view</li>
<li>Reusable block</li>
</ul>
<h3>Credits</h3>
<a href="https://modernplugins.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Modern Plugins</a> is a new brand founded by <a href="https://wpmarmite.com" rel="nofollow ugc">WPMarmite</a>, the WordPress blog where you can find in-depth WordPress tutorials for beginners and honest reviews.

Safe Block Editor by WPMarmite

Simplifies your authoring experience by removing distracting options in the WordPress editor.

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Tiago Noronha

Nate Allen

Fernando Fernandes

nickpagz

Glynn Quelch

Kim Clow

Automattic Special Projects

Robert Mueller

Tom Rhodes

Geoff Guillain

Derek Hanson

This WordPress plugin adds a load more option to the Query Loop Pagination block in Gutenberg, allowing users to load more posts without refreshing the page. It replaces the traditional <code>Previous</code> <code>Next</code> and numbered pagination, with a customizable, <code>Load More</code> button.
<h3>Instructions</h3>
To use this plugin, you must first add the Query Loop block into your post content, then add the Pagination block inside the Query Loop. When working with the Pagination block, you will see new options to enable load more on the block. 
The load more option allows you to set a loading text parameter and also the button text. The load more button works with the alignment options and arrow options of the pagination block. 
Here is how to enable the load more option:
<ol>
<li>Add the Query Loop block to your post content.</li>
<li>Inside the Query Loop block, add the Pagination block.</li>
<li>In the Pagination block settings, enable the “Load More” option.</li>
<li>Set the loading text parameter and the button text.</li>
<li>Customize the alignment and arrow options if desired.</li>
</ol>
That’s it! Your visitors can now load more posts by clicking the load more button without refreshing the page.
<h3>Customization Options</h3>
<ul>
<li>Alignment: Use standard block editor settings to set the alignment of the load more button</li>
<li>Button: Choose the button option for users to click to load more posts</li>
<li>Button Text: Customize the load more button text</li>
<li>Loading Text: Customize the text for the post loading state</li>
<li>Infinite Scroll: Choose this option to allow new posts to load automatically when users reach the bottom of the feed</li>
<li>Color: Customize the color of the load more button and the loading state icon when using the infinite scroll option</li>
<li>Update URL: Choose this option to update the browser’s URL when loading more posts</li>
</ul>

Query Loop Load More

This WordPress plugin adds a load more option to the Query Loop Pagination block in Gutenberg, allowing users to load more posts without refreshing th …

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