These are the CoBlocks blocks

CoBlocks is one of the custom block plugins I’ve installed on this site. The problem with installing a lot of custom block plugins is that it gets difficult to figure out which blocks come from where when adding a block–not to mention the fact that there are more blocks to hunt through, an issue I’ve also noticed with page-builders.

CoBlocks Author Block

CoBlocks Dynamic Separator

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You get your choice of heights and between line and dot styles, with different colors for the lines.

CoBlocks Accordion Block

CoBlocks Alert Block

CoBlocks Click-to-tweet Block

It’s astonishing how many people confuse “Without knowing code” and “Without knowing anything.”

Click to Tweet

CoBlocks Gif Block

I’m not really a GIF person, but I am a Grumpy Cat fan. (The block lets you insert Gifs from Giphy.)

CoBlocks Gist Block

I’ve already tested the separate Gist block from Pantheon. CoBlocks also has a Gist block, and it works just fine.

CoBlocks Highlight Block

Assuming I wanted to highlight something, I could use a highlight block. You can adjust the text color and highlight color.

CoBlocks Pricing Table

I’m trying to remember where I last used a pricing table, and it’s possible that I actually haven’t. However, they seem to be popular thing with people who are selling packages, either software or services. There are some quirks with this one: only two columns, and some CSS issues with the .alignwide class.

CoBlocks Social Block

I’m not sure whether social sharing links should really be a block. They seem like something that it’s better to add in site-wide instead of inserting in each post. Also, it would appear you can set one size for all icons, but not per-icon colors.

Conclusion

The CoBlocks blocks appear to play well with the Atomic Blocks theme and not to mess up the default WP blocks.