GenerateBlocks Unleashes Dynamic Data and Advanced Layouts

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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
  • The GenerateBlocks team just released version 1.5 of their Gutenberg plugin, and it is a game changer. It unleashes dynamic data and advanced layouts making them available in the free version that can be used with any theme. In this video I'll quickly show the differences between the previous version and the new version, and then look at the new Query Loop Block.
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Komentáře • 25

  • @MikeOliverDesign
    @MikeOliverDesign Před 2 lety +5

    Great video David, easy to follow

    • @DavidMcCan
      @DavidMcCan  Před 2 lety

      Thank you for the positive feedback.

  • @thisweblabvideos
    @thisweblabvideos Před 2 lety +5

    Yep, video is great. I love that you put emphasis on how much this plugin provides for free. Im my mind it sets a pretty bold claim (without actually saying anything) about what is about to come soon in the pro version. :)

    • @JoeGator23
      @JoeGator23 Před rokem

      In my mind it should be included in GeneratePress Premium...
      or at least offer a lifetime license.

    • @thisweblabvideos
      @thisweblabvideos Před rokem

      @@JoeGator23 What should be included? GenerateBlocks plugin?
      I dissagree, GeneratePress is a theme, this is plugin territory. I see no reason why would this need to be a part of the theme.

  • @mightylotan
    @mightylotan Před 2 lety +2

    Thank you for the vid David. Love GP and GB!

  • @tjveach
    @tjveach Před 2 lety +3

    Nice job !

  • @badcatdesign
    @badcatdesign Před 2 lety +4

    With Dynamic Data / Query Loops, perhaps how pagination currently works might need a rethink or at least some sort of AJAXY- live load function. Refreshing the page completely feels clunky - especially if the paginated content isnt at the top of a page.

  • @Line49Design
    @Line49Design Před 2 lety +1

    Some time this summer it will be time for a GP Pro vs Kadence Pro video ;-)

  • @VV-wl8gb
    @VV-wl8gb Před 2 lety +1

    Wow that's great! Presumably that's GP's preparation for full site editing

    • @DavidMcCan
      @DavidMcCan  Před 2 lety

      It kind of seems that way, but it doesn't support FSE at this time. I don't think they have revealed the long term plans.

  • @rmcellig
    @rmcellig Před rokem +2

    Great video!!!! Can I use podcast as my post type?

    • @DavidMcCan
      @DavidMcCan  Před rokem

      Thanks. Yes, you can create a Custom Post Type called "podcast" or it is possible there are plugins for podcasters that will create that for you.

  • @ericgauvin7681
    @ericgauvin7681 Před rokem

    I'm really loving Generate Blocks. I'm currently trying to use the dynamic content feature to get the values of custom fields. I'm using ACF to create CPTs and custom fields. I must be doing something wrong. I'm not able to see the custom fields in the dynamic data in Generate Blocks. Is it possible? I hope so.

    • @DavidMcCan
      @DavidMcCan  Před rokem

      Usually you do. Make sure that you enabled the RestAPI options as those are needed in Gutenberg. There may be settings on the CPT level as well as the field group, I don't have it in front of me. That should do it. If you don't see them some times you can just manually type the field name / slug and it will work.

    • @ericgauvin7681
      @ericgauvin7681 Před rokem +1

      @@DavidMcCan Thanks. Your videos are super helpful.

  • @adamrocks529
    @adamrocks529 Před 2 lety

    You are using Elementor on top of GeneratePress? 🤔

    • @DavidMcCan
      @DavidMcCan  Před 2 lety

      Only for testing. It is a popular combo.

    • @alan-muscat
      @alan-muscat Před 2 lety

      @@DavidMcCan Why would you use GeneratePress as well as a page builder like Elementor. Blocks allows for the same thing and I'm not sure why.

    • @DavidMcCan
      @DavidMcCan  Před 2 lety

      @@alan-muscat - I guess there are probably a number of reasons. Here are some thoughts. Gutenberg is not intuitive and many people find Elementor easy to learn. Elementor has a lot of standardized options and the 3rd party addons offer more. Gutenberg is the default way to create post content even if you are using a page builder. So, it is not necessarily an either / or. Elementor is growing faster than WP, so there is some appeal. Some things click for some users and not for others.

  • @dinorossi6611
    @dinorossi6611 Před 2 lety +1

    But still, this is a tutorial for those who are experienced GP users and developers. Not for laypeople and beginners.

    • @DavidMcCan
      @DavidMcCan  Před 2 lety

      Are there some areas of GeneratePress and GenerateBlocks where more information would be helpful?

    • @dinorossi6611
      @dinorossi6611 Před 2 lety +3

      @@DavidMcCan Thank you. Yes, I wish there was a concrete tutorial from A to Z on how to build a site. Very much what WP Eagle does on his channel. Not sure if just demoing the features of a new plugin or a theme really helps newbies any.