Stackable Premium for the WordPress Block Editor

How Stackable Premium extends Gutenberg

Stackable Premium adds design and content utilities to Stackable, a block extension for the Gutenberg editor. Its 42 custom blocks cover page elements such as columns, headings, images, buttons, cards, accordions, tabs, posts, pricing, and calls to action. Carousels, timelines, countdowns, maps, progress indicators, and video popups support more specialized layouts. Choose which blocks to enable, and disable those your website does not use.

Hundreds of ready-made designs, dozens of page templates, block layouts, and shape separators provide starting points for landing pages, front pages, and other sections. Stackable works with other block plugins and should work with any theme. A block theme is recommended for the best experience.

Global controls and theme styles

The Global Design System collects color schemes, typography, spacing, borders, buttons, and icons so you can manage shared visual settings in one place and apply them across the website. It can inherit styles from a block theme and supports Theme.json. The Pattern Library and full-page templates offer prepared layouts when you want a starting design.

Premium tools for content and client sites

Dynamic content

Use dynamic content to tailor query loops, draw on site custom fields, and conditionally display blocks according to your content requirements. These controls let block layouts respond to the content and display conditions you configure.

Integrations and agency tools

Premium adds integrations for WooCommerce, Advanced Custom Fields, Meta Box, and JetEngine. For client work, the Block CSS Customizer delivers block-level CSS controls, while Role Manager helps manage editing access.

Motion and post navigation

Scroll animations, entrance animations, and transform and transition effects control how elements move or appear. For the Blog Posts Block, Premium adds Load More and Pagination blocks.

Using it in a project

Start with a design, page template, or block layout, then create and refine sections in Gutenberg using the blocks and global settings that fit the site. Add dynamic content or a supported integration when the project calls for it, and enable only the blocks you plan to use. Stackable also provides a live demo, documentation, and tutorials for exploring its features.