How can I Reuse the media uploader for the block editor

1. How do you edit a reusable block?
2. How do you use a reusable block?
3. How do I edit a reusable block in WordPress?
4. How do I edit a reusable block in Gutenberg?
5. How do I get rid of reusable blocks?
6. Where are reusable blocks stored?
7. How do you add a reusable block in Gutenberg?
8. How do I make a Gutenberg custom block?
9. How do I use block patterns in WordPress?
10. How do I enable Gutenberg editor in WordPress?
11. How do I reuse content in WordPress?

How do you edit a reusable block?

You cannot directly edit a reusable block from the WordPress editor once you insert it. To edit the reusable block content, you need to use the block management interface, which we'll cover next. However, you can make changes by converting your reusable block into regular blocks.

How do you use a reusable block?

To avoid creating the same content each time, you can make the content into a reusable block by following these steps:

1. Select a block.
2. Click on the three dots that appear in the toolbar.
3. Click on Add to Reusable blocks.
4. Give it a name.
5. Click Publish and then Save.

How do I edit a reusable block in WordPress?

Managing All Reusable Blocks in WordPress Editor

To manage your blocks, click on the add block button and then locate the Reusables tab. You'll see a link to manage your reusable blocks page. Clicking on the link will bring you to block management page. From here, you can edit, delete, export, and import your blocks.

How do I edit a reusable block in Gutenberg?

Managing all your saved blocks can be done in the Gutenberg editor. To manage your blocks, click on the '+' sign from the top corner of the left-hand side and click on 'Reusable' tab. Click on 'Manage all reusable blocks' from there.

How do I get rid of reusable blocks?

Steps to reproduce

1. Create Paragraph block.
2. Select More options -> Add to Reusable Blocks -> Save.
3. Select More options -> Remove from Reusable Blocks -> Confirm.

Where are reusable blocks stored?

These blocks are called Reusable Blocks. They are stored in their own Reusable category in the Search for Block interface. Make sure you are using the Gutenberg editor. If you upgraded to WordPress 5, then your post and page editor will default to use the Gutenberg editor.

How do you add a reusable block in Gutenberg?

Click on the three vertical dots and then "Add to Reusable Blocks".

1. You are then prompted to give the block a name.
2. Once this is done, you can use this block on other pages and posts. ...
3. You will find a list of all your reusable blocks and you can select the one you want.

How do I make a Gutenberg custom block?

You'll need to be familiar with HTML and CSS to create custom Gutenberg blocks.

1. Step 1: Get Started. ...
2. Step 2: Create a New Block. ...
3. Step 3: Create a Block Template. ...
4. Step 4: Style Your Custom Block. ...
5. Step 5: Upload Block Template File to Theme Folder. ...
6. Step 6: Test Your New Block.

How do I use block patterns in WordPress?

Let's take a look at the steps of building a WordPress block pattern.

1. Create a Draft Post. Your first step is building the custom pattern within a post or page in your WordPress dashboard. ...
2. Start Adding Blocks. ...
3. Select and Copy Your Blocks. ...
4. Escape the HTML Output. ...
5. Build a Custom WordPress Block Patterns Plugin.

How do I enable Gutenberg editor in WordPress?

First, you need to install and activate the plugin. You can download the installation files from its WordPress.org Plugin page. Next, go to Settings and then click Gutenberg Manager on the Left Menu. From the settings tab, we have the Global Option, Standard Post Types, and Custom Post Types.

How do I reuse content in WordPress?

Once you've created the content you'd like to reuse click on the 3-dots icon. Then select the “Add to Reusable Blocks” option. Just add your content block name and save. Now you'll be able to select your reusable when adding new blocks (either search for your block name, or find it in the “Reusable” section).