Stackable Blocks has added a new global styles feature. It lets you easily set defaults for spacing and borders, color schemes, fonts, and buttons and icons.

Stackable Blocks adds support for WooCommerce dynamic data and other enhancements. Note also the roadmap graphic near the top of the article, which is nice to see.

Stackable has just released a new Timeline Block. It completes the roadmap they have been following.

What’s next? They are asking users what they would like to see added for the next phase of development. I’ve suggested they create their own theme and have deeper integration in the Site Editor. What’s on your wish list?

Stackable introduced a new Tabs Block. It is designed to be accessible and responsive. The announcement post shows a lot of usage examples.

What a difference a couple of years makes. Today Flexbox layout controls are widely available and they were added to a recent version of Stackable Blocks.

This video walks through the new changes to the Stackable Inspector UI. They have better organized the controls, added some additional styling options, and tried to streamline the process of using blocks.

In this video JP creates a hero section using the Spectra, Stackable, and Greenshift blocks plugins. You get a sense of the differences in user interface and ease of use.

The team behind Stackable Blocks has launched a new website, WPBlockTips, with helpful tips for working with the block editor. It looks like there are a few dozen tips so far.