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Popover

The Popover block is a custom block that displays a button which opens a popover or pop-up when clicked. Both the button and the pop-up are fully customizable, allowing a wide range of popover styles and behaviors. A Popover consists of a strict set of three blocks: the Popover wrapper containing exactly one Popover button […]

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Search (Greyd)

The Search (Greyd) block allows you to build dynamic, interactive search interfaces directly within the Block Editor. It serves as a container for other search-related blocks such as filter dropdowns, search fields and sort options. Combined, these elements enable users to create powerful custom searches that work in real-time and integrate seamlessly with query loops. […]

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List (Greyd)

The List (Greyd) block is a flexible alternative to the core List block. Unlike traditional list blocks, it uses individual child blocks — such as List element, Group, or Content Box — to build the list structure. This allows each list item to contain not just plain text, but any combination of blocks and content. […]

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Buttons (Greyd)

The Buttons (Greyd) block is a custom alternative to the default WordPress Buttons block. It acts as a simple wrapper that displays a row of buttons using only Button (Greyd) child blocks. The parent block provides minimal options, while each child button can be configured in detail (see Button (Greyd) block documentation). The block is […]

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Dynamic Image

The Dynamic Image block is a flexible alternative to the native WordPress Image block. While it includes most features of the core block, it extends its functionality with powerful dynamic image sources. These dynamic features are based on the Greyd Plugin’s Dynamic Tags system, allowing you to pull images directly from post meta, user data, […]

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Content Box

The Content Box block is a custom alternative to the Group block. It offers extended layout and design features, including sticky and pinned variations, advanced background options, as well as responsive and hover-specific styling values. Content Boxes can receive dynamic images as backgrounds (see Dynamic Images documentation) and can also be used as child blocks […]

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Conditional Content

The Conditional Content block allows you to display content only when specific conditions are met. It’s a wrapper block that renders its child blocks only if the defined logic evaluates as true. If the condition is not fulfilled, no output is generated — meaning no markup is rendered at all, not even hidden via CSS. […]

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Core Block Extensions

The Greyd Plugin extends the functionality of native WordPress core blocks with a variety of features that seamlessly integrate into the Block Editor. These enhancements are active automatically when the Greyd Plugin is installed and do not require separate activation. Features Unlike individual features, “Core Block Extensions” are a collective set of improvements made directly […]

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Managing content on post level

This article explains how Global Content is managed directly on the post editing screen. It provides an overview of the available options and behaviors when working with posts in this context. For more detailed information, separate articles cover specific scenarios such as editing a linked post, editing a local post, editing a root post, and […]

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Settings

In the Global Content section, certain settings can be configured centrally — but only on the network level of a WordPress multisite. These settings are not available on individual sites. To access them, navigate to Global Content → Settings in the network admin menu. The page is registered as an Options Page and allows you […]

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