The Archives block organizes your previously published posts by month. This can be handy for readers who want to browse your older content.

The Archives Settings allow you to choose whether to display the archives as a dropdown, rather than the default bulleted list. You also have the choice to show post counts.

Enter /Archives or click on the Add Block Button + to add this block.

The Calendar Widget adds a simple calendar to your page, which displays links to your posts by date.

It does not let you create a calendar of events or anything similar. You would need to use an Events calendar plugin for that.

Enter /Calendar or click on the Add Block Button + to add this block.

Categories organizes your previously published posts by category. This can be handy for readers who want to find more of your posts about certain topics.

The Categories Settings allow you to choose whether to display the categories list as a dropdown, rather than the default bulleted list. You also have the choice to show the hierarchy and/or post counts.

Enter /Categories or click on the Add Block Button + to add this block.

You can add Custom HTML to your pages to fine tune your content. You can use Custom HTML to embed videos from external websites.

Enter /Custom HTML or click on the Add Block Button + to add this block.

**Please note that only super admins can add HTML code to pages**

The Latest Comments block displays the most recent comments from your posts/blogs. This will only display if you have set your post settings to show comments.

Enter /Latest Comments or click on the Add Block Button + to add this block.

The Latest Posts block displays your most recent posts, making it easy for your readers to see what’s new on your blog.

Enter /Latest Posts or click on the Add Block Button + to add this block.

An RSS feed is a machine readable version of the content of a blog or a website. With the RSS block you can customize how the block will look like. You can display the Title, Author, Date and Excerpt of each item in the feed. You can display it in a list or as a grid in a set number of columns. Learn more about RSS on Wikipedia

Enter /RSS or click on the Add Block Button + to add this block.

The Search block adds a simple search to any of your pages. By default there is a search box on your home page. You might want to add a second search box for instance at the bottom of your page.

Enter /Search or click on the Add Block Button + to add this block.

A shortcode is a WordPress-specific code that lets you do nifty things with very little effort. Shortcodes can embed files or create objects that would normally require lots of complicated, ugly code in just one line. Shortcode = shortcut.

Enter /Shortcode or click on the Add Block Button + to add this block.

The Social Icons block will enable you to add different Social Media Icons to your page. You can style your icons and add URL’s.

Enter /Social Icons or click on the Add Block Button + to add this block.

The Tag Cloud block organizes your previously published posts by tags. This can be handy for readers who want to find more of your posts about certain topics.

Enter /Tag Cloud or click on the Add Block Button + to add this block.