Default Blocks

The Gutenberg editor comes with a default set of blocks out of the box. They include blocks for inserting different types of content (common blocks), formatting, layout elements, widgets, and embeds.

You can check the list of core blocks here.

But if you need more content blocks like pricing tables, testimonials, and calls to action, you can install a Gutenberg blocks plugin like Stackable, or CoBlocks, which offers a lot of extra helpful blocks.

You can explore the new block editor by visiting the new Gutenberg editing experience page.

Ideas to Explore:

• How to add a custom CSS class to core blocks in the Gutenberg editor?
• Where does the Gutenberg store site and Block Editor state data? How do you access it, and how can you use it in block and sidebar components so that they will update and re-render automatically when it changes?