Modal
The modal block allows you to place an overlay block on top of your page or post. You can trigger opening the modal on page load, after a specified number of seconds, or by clicking a button.
CALS Blocks
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Blocks
Blocks are the core of the WordPress page editing experience. Adding blocks to your page allows you to add content, images, layouts, and more. Here, you’ll find support for all of the available CALS blocks. Additionally, WordPress has its own set of built-in blocks that you can add to your page.
Core WordPress Blocks
You will find many blocks available in the page editor including many custom blocks that we have created as part of our CALS v4 theme, or our custom plugins. WordPress provides a range of core blocks that are fundamental to content creation such as the paragraph, columns and heading blocks. This resource provides a full list of the core WordPress blocks provided by WordPress.
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Carousel
The carousel block allows you to show a slideshow of content on your page or post. You can include images, text, and more in your carousel.
CALS Blocks
Content Editing
Accordion
The accordion block allows you to group content under a heading and hide the content until the user clicks on the heading to expand it.
CALS Blocks
Content Editing
Tabs
The tabs block allows you to group content under a heading and hide only the content until the user clicks on the heading to display it. Only one content section can be displayed at a time.
CALS Blocks
Content Editing
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Card
The card block is an organized way to display an image and content (usually a header and small paragraph). It can optionally be used to link to pages as well.
CALS Blocks
Content Editing
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Posts
The posts block displays the latest posts from your blog or another WordPress blog.
CALS Blocks
Content Editing
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UW Today Events
The UW Today Events block allows you to embed events from today.wisc.edu on your page. You can filter by feed, tag, or specific event id, and easily control which fields are displayed.
CALS Blocks
Content Editing
Events
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