Thank you, Paul for the useful video! Please make some more :) BTW, it'll be good if you explain what are groups for? As well as some other elements. How to decide what exactly to use? Some elements have similar functions. Is there a difference between Sections and Groups? There are Rows, Columns... It's need to explain the right structure of a page, for newbies.
Thanks for watching and for the feedback Victor. TBH, I also am still getting my head around all the different layout elements (group, section, row, columns) and when and where best to use them. I personally just use Greenshift and the Greenshift FSE theme, I just use the row block and hardly use the group block, yet I saw Igor mention that we should still use the Group block in the page to keep the page margins consistent, I'm a seasoned user and I still confused about what to use and where. In this particular video, I just wanted to give a basic overview of the block editor, nothing too fancy as I have some clients that are just starting to use it and wanted some basic overview, hence why I made this one. Thanks again for your comment and for your feedback.
I watched tutorials on Greenshift channel and they use rows, sections, wrappers for the same things so, looks like they are also confused on how to use those widgets. I would love to understand when I must use them because for me it’s very clear in other builders like Bricks, Oxygen, Breakdance and Generate Blocks. A video tutorial explaining this is necessary. Hope you could do it.
@@RicardoCorai Thanks for your comment. From my understanding and continued learning, is you'll use a Container, but to not put a Row block inside it, but you can use a Row block and add a Container into it. The Section is a just a one column layout, you can't add columns to that block, its just a single column block. I guess at the end of the day, there is no hard and fast rule and will come down to how much you want to optimise your build time, which comes with time, playing around. Hope that is helpful, I may do a quick video on this subject as and when I get a grip on it as well.
Join me as I take you on a journey to overview the WordPress block editor experience. I'll show you how to add blocks and build out a fairly simple design using just the default WordPress blocks then leading into using a plugin to add additional block functionality. Any questions or feedback, leave below. Thanks for watching.
Thank you, Paul for the useful video! Please make some more :)
BTW, it'll be good if you explain what are groups for? As well as some other elements. How to decide what exactly to use? Some elements have similar functions.
Is there a difference between Sections and Groups? There are Rows, Columns... It's need to explain the right structure of a page, for newbies.
Thanks for watching and for the feedback Victor. TBH, I also am still getting my head around all the different layout elements (group, section, row, columns) and when and where best to use them. I personally just use Greenshift and the Greenshift FSE theme, I just use the row block and hardly use the group block, yet I saw Igor mention that we should still use the Group block in the page to keep the page margins consistent, I'm a seasoned user and I still confused about what to use and where. In this particular video, I just wanted to give a basic overview of the block editor, nothing too fancy as I have some clients that are just starting to use it and wanted some basic overview, hence why I made this one. Thanks again for your comment and for your feedback.
I watched tutorials on Greenshift channel and they use rows, sections, wrappers for the same things so, looks like they are also confused on how to use those widgets. I would love to understand when I must use them because for me it’s very clear in other builders like Bricks, Oxygen, Breakdance and Generate Blocks.
A video tutorial explaining this is necessary.
Hope you could do it.
@@RicardoCorai Thanks for your comment. From my understanding and continued learning, is you'll use a Container, but to not put a Row block inside it, but you can use a Row block and add a Container into it. The Section is a just a one column layout, you can't add columns to that block, its just a single column block. I guess at the end of the day, there is no hard and fast rule and will come down to how much you want to optimise your build time, which comes with time, playing around. Hope that is helpful, I may do a quick video on this subject as and when I get a grip on it as well.
Join me as I take you on a journey to overview the WordPress block editor experience. I'll show you how to add blocks and build out a fairly simple design using just the default WordPress blocks then leading into using a plugin to add additional block functionality. Any questions or feedback, leave below. Thanks for watching.