How to create Bento Grids with the WordPress Gutenberg Block Editor, using no code, no plugins and no CSS ๐Ÿ”ฅ

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This tutorial demonstrates creating Bento grids using WordPress Gutenberg, using columns and cover blocks.

– Key steps include adjusting block size and layout, adding videos and text, and customizing text position, line height, and block radius.
– The video highlights features like making blocks reusable by saving them as patterns, locking blocks to prevent edits, and copying blocks between sites.
– I just use Gutenberg’s core blocks without needing custom CSS or plugins.

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20 Comments

  1. As I already said below, many thanks for this video. I've already started trying it out on my site. However, I can't see how to create a link from a cover to another page, only from the text or a button within the cover. Any suggestions about the best way to make the whole cover a link?

  2. Hi Jamie.
    I've been following you for a long time and always love your tips. I have two questions that you could perhaps show in a video. In relation to twenty twenty four.
    1) how do you get 4 columns on the mobile phone to 2 columns?
    2.) How can you customise the mobile menu? E.g. full screen, centred, button
    I look forward to your answer.
    Best regards
    Oliver

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