Category: How To

  • How to Add an Image to a Table in WordPress

    How to Add an Image to a Table in WordPress

    Visual content is undoubtedly crucial for engaging users. Whether you are a blogger, affiliate, eCommerce owner or else, you may need to add graphical content for various reasons. Images are one such important graphical content. Many users yet don’t know how to add images to WordPress tables. But by adding images to the table, you…

  • Social Icons – How to Use it & Overview

    Social Icons – How to Use it & Overview

    The Social Icons block in WordPress allows you to integrate social media into your website easily. Social media is essential for enhancing user engagement and expanding your online presence. The Social Icons lets you add clickable icons linked to your social network platforms. It is helpful and helps your visitors to connect with you on…

  • How to Change the Background Color of a Block in WordPress

    How to Change the Background Color of a Block in WordPress

    If you want to create a visually pleasing WordPress website, changing the background colors can help you highlight important content, create a clear visual hierarchy, and make your site more engaging. However, with so many blocks available in the WordPress Block Editor, it can be confusing to figure out how to change the background color…

  • Details Block – How to Use it & Overview

    Details Block – How to Use it & Overview

    The Details Block functions like a content toggle block that lets you hide or reveal text sections with a simple click. It is an excellent tool for presenting collapsible content in FAQs, product details, additional notes, etc. It helps you to keep your pages clean and concise. Today, in this tutorial, we will tell you…

  • How to Add Buttons to the Table Block In WordPress

    How to Add Buttons to the Table Block In WordPress

    Tables are usually used to organize and present information in a structured way. By adding buttons to the table, you can often trigger users to explore new posts and pages or buy respective products and services. But the default WordPress table doesn’t have the option to add buttons. Tableberg is a wonderful plugin to solve…

  • How to Add Nested Tabs in WordPress (Easy Steps)

    How to Add Nested Tabs in WordPress (Easy Steps)

    When your content is structured well, users tend to stick around longer. Nested tabs let you keep things tidy, interactive, and user-friendly, which is a perfect fit for documentation, pricing tables, and FAQs. They work by allowing users to switch between different sections without leaving the page to keep everything accessible in a compact space.…

  • Latest Comments Block – How to Use & Overview

    Latest Comments Block – How to Use & Overview

    Comments are crucial as they act as reviews for your website. It also shows how popular your website or product is and how many people are talking about you. Therefore, implementing the latest comments is a way to increase the engagement of your website. It improves your site’s trustworthiness. The Latest Comments Block ensures that…

  • Shortcode Block – How to Use it & Overview

    Shortcode Block – How to Use it & Overview

    The WordPress Shortcode Block allows you to embed dynamic or advanced content in your post without any code. This block is widely used for adding custom elements from a plugin, contact form, gallery, or other content. It acts like a bridge to integrate the content of the non-supported Gutenberg plugin. Today, we will show you…

  • Categories Block – How to Use it & Overview

    Categories Block – How to Use it & Overview

    Keeping your blog content organized is crucial as it keeps your content structured and easy to navigate. The Categories Block simplifies displaying the post categories anywhere on a post or page. Today, in this guide, we will walk you through “How to Use the Categories Block” and its overview. Make sure to follow us through.…

  • How to Add Vertical Tabs in WordPress (Easy Steps)

    How to Add Vertical Tabs in WordPress (Easy Steps)

    If you have ever visited a website where information is tossed at you in a chaotic mess with too much text and no clear structure, then you know how fast frustration causes people to leave. Now, think about your own site. If visitors struggle to find what they need, they’re more likely to leave than…