SocialEvolution

<p>Have you ever wanted the functionality to allow your visitors to search for their nearest… shop, drop in centre, you name it?</p>
<p>This plug-in meets that need. You can create as many entries as you want, associate them with latitude and longitude using the Google Map API and allow your vistors to search for their nearest item by entering their own postal code.</p>
<p>This plug-in has been well tested with UK postcodes and also tested with US zipcodes and AUS postal codes among others. All feedback welcome.</p>
<p>The premium version is not currently available but is under redevelopment. Please do not make support requests for the premium version via the boards here, as we cannot support a premium product via the WordPress support forum.</p>
<p>A combination of circumstances have prevented the original author from dedicating the time necessary to support and develop this plug-in. That has now changed! The maintenance of this plugin has been taken over by SocialEvolution in collaboration with the original author.</p>


WP Find Your Nearest

"Find Your Nearest" creates a custom post type which can be associated with a latitude and longitude calculated from your local postal code, …

themolitor

<p>Use the Wayfinder plugin to easily select nested blocks. Wayfinder also lets you know the type of block and its active class names.</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>View block title on hover (optional)</li>
<li>View block classes on hover (optional)</li>
<li>View block outline on hover (optional)</li>
<li>See spacer blocks outline at all times (optional)</li>
<li>“Shift + Alt + W” to toggle Wayfinder on/off</li>
</ul>
<h4>Links</h4>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://twitter.com/theMOLITOR/status/1415744294414000128" rel="nofollow ugc">Support + Details</a></li>
</ul>


Wayfinder

This plugin solves a common pain point of the Block Editor - selecting the right block. It does it in a clean way, with a few settings for those who want to customize the look.

This plugin is gonna become an instant classic.

Awesome addition to Gutenberg

A lifesaver when working with very complicated layouts in WordPress!

Great plugin!

The title which of course is a (sort of accurate) quote from the Godfather III movie fits perfectly in this case.

I was relying on the "EditorsKit" plugin to display the borders, then I found the "Editor Blocks Border" plugin which was better, and I thought I don't have to worry about that issue anymore, only to find this plugin which is the best one of it's kind so far.

It does one thing, and it does it better than anything !

Nicely done, and the most amazing thing is that the zip file is only 3.31kb - (not a typo) !!!

I'm out again...



Every time I say I'm out, they pull me back in !

Thanks for this Plugin! I miss this definitely in core. As good Gutenberg and the idea of it is, navigation beetween blocks is one of the really bad parts in Gutenberg at the moment.

The missing part in Gutenberg core


Great plugin. Thanks for creating this. This is the only plugin I've seen that actually makes the block editor less painful to use. No more guessing where blocks start and end, or struggling with trying to select blocks or their containers. This is how the Block Editor UI should've been all along. 👍👍


Makes the Block Editor useful


Thank you for developing this much needed helper for those of us that struggle with the block editor UI/UX. I'm glad it's still being developed.


A must-have for me

Easily identify and select blocks in use within the editor.

WP Find Your Nearest vs Wayfinder