Are you using the best free WordPress Gutenberg Block yet?

Are you using the best free WordPress Gutenberg Block? In this video I'll show you my number one favourite Gutenberg Block - the Cover Block.

Timeline:
0:00 - Intro
0:22 - What we are going to build
1:28 - The Cover Block settings
4:48 - Full Screen Banner with Glassmorphism
7:00 - Video Backgrounds with Gutenberg
7:40 - Gutenberg Boxes and Cards with CTA's
10:00 - Masonry Grid Cards with Gutenberg
12:05 - Parallax Images with Gutenberg
13:00 - The window effect with Gutenberg
14:40 - Why does the Cover block crop my background image?
15:29 - Cats cameo

[WineGiftBoxMaker]

very very cool - thanks for speedy tutorials to boast my creativity - everyone thinks I am SO smart

[photuris]

You have some of the best tutorial videos out there! Thank you so much for your time in creating them.

[martinkaspar]

Great Jamie: Awesome 👍🏻So intuitive and so much value. I'm so grateful I found your video-channel and i love how well you structured all your videos: SOOO high quality. xxx Wowzers ♥
Hats off to you, dear Jamie - your work really inspires me!! 😳♥♥

[andy.puempel]

Great Video Jamie. Always learn something from your content. Nicely done!

[AjniraBloom]

Jamie, I have been stalled redesigning my website for 4 years trying to figure out the best way to do exactly what you've done in this tutorial. I LOVE this! I was trying to learn Ulta by Themify and it was SO much harder to understand and do. So grateful to you. Thank you!

[jamess]

Another great video! What I particularly dislike about the Cover block is that I cannot choose a focal point when I click on 'Fixed Background'. And so, some of the images look disproportionate :(

[notion]

thanks for yrs Gutenbergs videos but question for newbis how to insert lorem ipsum paragraph :):):)

[putonthewholearmorofgod]

This block is excellent. Bad thing is that if I make the cover fixed it looks good on desktop, but does not look good on mobile. The image shows only a part. If I remove the 'fixed' option and make it wide width, it is better, but I can't make it fixed on desktop. I use the new twenty twenty two theme. Is there a possibility to make this work also on mobile?

[blobboflava]

Thank you! I will name my first son after you! (Do you have a middle name???) Love this video!
😉

[pausitivevibe]

I created an image with an animated title in Canva and saved it as an mp4. I used the Cover block to add this image, but it's dark. How do I get it to show the true color? I can't figure it out. Thank you

[inezgrey]

I am so inspired by these juicy demos! Thank You so much!

[aadhendriks]

A good explanation from Jamie! I'm trying the 9-block grid, but I only get big gaps between the pictures. I'm using the column block as in Jamie's explanation. Full-width. Anyone have an idea what I'm doing wrong here? I use 2023. Thanks in advance!

[HughCulver]

This is great! Thanks Jamie - I was looking for something just like this.

[KaiBuskirk]

can we use the cover block to build a header...

[christophercastelli]

All your tutorials have been excellent! I am building a site for which a "click-to-enlarge images" function is essential. I was planning to use the WP Featherlight plugin but was advised it may not work with 5.9. Is there another plugin that would enable the click-to-enlarge function? Thank you

[vznquest]

loving the cover block! i also started using the html-anchor function to label parts of my posts, and it was working for a while, but all of the labels have disappeared in the list view now. i tried switching themes and disabling plugins to see if the labels come back but they don't...any idea what went wrong?

[amthyhardware]

Thanks Gina, But I find it is unable to edit the product blocks independently for mobile or tablet version. is there any solution for it. Thanks so much again.

[rajbista]

Can u also mention best image sizes for the different blocks?

[YOUTUBEJAMES]

I was looking everywhere for current info (Gutenberg 5.9) on the cover block. Your video describing how to use it blew me away. Very useful. Thank you.

[eddyaruda]

You embody the KISS principle. You masterfully teach in simple terms what a newbie would find incomprehensible. Thank you.