Stackable: New Help Video Snippets & Auto-Expand Settings

Stackable started the New Year with an update that provides a better Gutenberg block editing experience. Meet help video snippets along with auto-expand settings in version 2.1.0.

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Help Video Snippets

As Stackable blocks for Gutenberg come with loads of options, they are highly customizable. Weโ€™re talking here about more than a hundred options for some of the blocks! Whilst basic options such as Title Color and Background Color are quite self-explanatory, advanced ones such as Column Content Vertical Alignment or Maximum Block Width arenโ€™t quite obvious at first glance.

To increase user experience, Stackable added more than 120 help video snippets to explain the option with a short video and description. To see the help videos, simply hover over the labels of the different block options.

Auto-Expand Settings

As mentioned before, you can customize almost every aspect of a Stackable block including itles, descriptions, buttons, and images. Unfortunately, to create your perfect block you will have to go to multiple panels and settings. To improve your editing experience, you can now double-click on any text on your block to auto-expand the settings for that block component. For example, you can now access text colour options simply by double-clicking on a heading. Nice, eh?

By the way, the new auto-expand feature also works for buttons, containers and block backgrounds as well as for top and bottom separators.

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PS: You can first try the free Stackable plugin to see if it suits your needs.

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