The Block Editor (also known as Gutenberg) is WordPress’s default content editor that allows you to build and design posts and pages using content blocks. Each piece of content—such as a paragraph, image, video, button, or heading—is treated as an individual block. This modular approach makes it easier to arrange and customize content visually, without needing to code.

You can add new blocks by clicking the + icon or typing / in the editor, then selecting the block type you want (e.g., text, image, gallery, embed, etc.). Blocks can be easily rearranged, styled, and configured using the settings panel.

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