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Gutenberg Blocks

Lexi is compatible with the Gutenberg editor, and we want to show you everything it can do! You’ll be able to edit colors, font size; easily add buttons, quotes and, pull-quotes. Note that to enable full-width and wide-width content, you’ll need to select the layout without a sidebar. We also made sure that your experience is the same on the blog as on the editor, so the colors and fonts you pick will transfer over to the editor for a smooth experience.

This is a cover block

It works great at the top of a page. Add more important information down here! This is great to catch your reader’s attention.

Add a Button too!

This block is a gallery

You can use the gallery either in standard width, wide-width or full-width. You can also add more images if you wish to! This block is great to add a lot of images to your blog, while spacing some space.

Here’s a Wide-Width Image


This type of image is larger than the standard width of the blog, but it’s not full-width (unless you have a smaller screen size, then it can look full-width). This is great if you want an image to pop a bit.

Let’s look at other important elements


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Create as many buttons as you want! They can come in all kinds of colors, the limits are your imagination.

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This is a styled paragraph block. All you have to do is give it a background color and it’ll pop! This is perfect for special content you want your readers to pay attention to. Believe me, with this colorful background, they’ll be interested in reading it!

This is a column block with a picture on one side.

I love this type of block, it works great on blogs! Share some content with an image beside it, without having to code anything.

Let’s add a bit of filler so it looks better:
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Quisque mollis tempus ligula ut pulvinar. Morbi auctor magna ac molestie sollicitudin. Maecenas ut ligula rhoncus, vulputate eros nec, ultricies nulla. In ac pulvinar metus. Etiam aliquam, libero non posuere molestie, nisi ligula sagittis mi, quis pulvinar felis ligula ultricies velit. Praesent vestibulum, dolor ut congue elementum, dolor velit blandit nulla, sollicitudin ultrices leo purus et neque.

Yup, you can have a styled paragraph box in the middle!

Vivamus eu nunc ornare, accumsan nisl lacinia, euismod felis. Donec in justo ligula. Pellentesque felis ex, ornare tristique scelerisque sed, bibendum et est. Mauris interdum urna vitae urna aliquet, sed mattis lacus maximus. Proin condimentum vel neque ac ultrices.

Quote blocks available

There are three types of quotes available in Gutenberg. The first one is the “standard” quote. You can also use the “large” style, and make it bigger! This is perfect for text that you want to emphasize.

Standard Quote

I am a simple quote. People love me because of my simplicity.

Anonymous

Large Quote

I am a large quote. If you don’t notice me, we have a problem.

Anonymous

Pullquote

This is last type of quote available. It comes with lines that separate it better from the rest of the content, so use this as much as you want!

Hey, I’m a pullquote and I repeat your best content.

Me, Myself & I

Categories & Latest Posts Blocks

You can also link to all your categories and latest posts from the Gutenberg editor! This is great if you want to have an archive-type page

Categories

  • Anne of Green Gables
  • Creativity
  • Eat Like a Heroine
  • Events
  • Leisure
  • Literary Heroines
  • Little Women
  • Patreon
  • Recipes
  • The Heroine Journey
  • Uncategorized

Latest Posts Block

  • What Makes a Heroine a Heroine? According to Jane AustenApril 9, 2026
    I recently re-read Persuasion by Jane Austen and was struck by this description of Anne’s friend, Mrs. Smith (who is not much older…
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  • The Good News about a Messy MiddleApril 8, 2026
    What L.M. Montgomery’s most fearless heroine teaches us about the path of true transformation … The first time I read The Blue…
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  • Dead or dormant? (And a song)May 24, 2025
    Do you ever feel like your creativity died when your adult responsibilities took over? This is a topic that comes up occasionally…
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  • The good news about birds: a songMay 20, 2025
    After I shared my last post about the chorus of birds I was tuning into, and how the habit tends to realign…
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  • Ten Fiction Books to Realign your Perspective to RealityMay 3, 2025
    The birds are singing a full-on chorus right now, have you noticed? They must do this every year, but ever since we…
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  • Sour Cream Softies: A cookie to die forSeptember 28, 2024
    You can read all about what I learned about my German heritage, and my sweet German grandma Fern who gave this cookie tradition to my family, in Eat Like a Heroine, but the primary purpose of this blog post is to get the scent of these perfectly fluffy cookies wafting through your kitchen ASAP.
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  • If Your Story Had a Cover …June 30, 2024
    I have a question. If whatever it is you are going through right now – your current story – had a front…
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  • Leisure: the foundation of the creative lifeJune 9, 2024
    There is a crucial component to the creative process that feels frustratingly ironic when you are in the throes of bringing something…
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  • BIG NEWS: Cover reveal and pre-orders open!May 18, 2024
    I’m so excited to share the cover of my book with Lorilee Craker, Eat Like a Heroine: Nourish and Flourish with Bookish…
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  • Are You a Seed? Part IMay 10, 2024
    I’ve been thinking a lot about seeds lately … I’ve also been incorporating butterflies into my work more, and wondering about an…
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Insert all kinds of media

If you’re also a vlogger or a podcaster, you can add all that content using Gutenberg. Embed your awesome videos and audio content with just a few clicks.

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