The WordPress Gutenberg has been met with strong criticism regarding its rollout, that should not be a reason not to try it. Gutenberg is the future of WordPress. If you are still skeptical about Gutenberg, this post is for you. Below, we will share with you 12 exciting Gutenberg features that should make you switch to Gutenberg right now.

What you will find in this article:

A Brief Introduction to the Gutenberg Block Editor
Feature 1: Copy-Pasting Google Docs to Gutenberg
Feature 2: Insert Blocks with the Slash Command
Feature 3: Drag and Drop Images from your Device Directly to Gutenberg
Feature 4: Adding Links by Pasting
Feature 5: Top Toolbar, Spotlight Mode, and Full-Screen Mode
Feature 5.1: Top Toolbar (Started as Unified Toolbar)
Feature 5.2: Spotlight Mode
Feature 5.3: Full-Screen mode
Feature 6: Reusable Blocks
Feature 7: Keyboard Shortcuts
Feature 8: HTML Anchor to Create Anchor Links
Feature 9: Content Structure and Block Navigation
Feature 10: Button blocks
Feature 11: Use Drag and Drop to rearrange the Blocks
Feature 12: Copy All Blocks
Final Thoughts


A Brief Introduction to the Gutenberg Block Editor

Gutenberg was available for testing before its official release. Since its release with WordPress 5.0, it got some mixed reviews from the community. It’s important to remember that people tend to overlook some things, especially when they don’t know much about them. Since we were all beginners at Gutenberg when it was introduced, it was a little unfair to come to any conclusions about whether it’s good or bad.

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