Block Editor (Gutenberg) Tutorials

About Block Editor (Gutenberg) Tutorials

The block editor arrived with WordPress 5.0 and has since become the heart of the platform: every post, page and — with full site editing — even your header, footer and templates are built from blocks. Each block is a small, self-contained piece of content (a paragraph, an image, a table, a video embed) that you can move, style and reuse without touching code. Once the mental model clicks, building layouts that used to require a page builder or a developer becomes an ordinary editing task.

The guides in this category are written for site owners, not developers. They start with the everyday blocks — paragraphs, images, quotes, tables — and work up to the ones people usually discover later: latest posts, media & text, shortcodes, page breaks and embeds. You'll also find coverage of block patterns and where to find ready-made block collections when the built-in library isn't enough.

If you're brand new to the editor, start with the paragraph block tutorial and work forward from there — each guide is short, screenshot-driven and focused on one task. And if you'd rather have someone walk you through your own site live, that's exactly what our one-on-one tutoring sessions are for.

Want hands-on help instead? Book a live one-on-one session— we'll work directly on your site.