General
Bloqra is a WordPress plugin that adds 38 free blocks (59 with Pro) to the Gutenberg block editor — layout, content, marketing, media, and dynamic blocks that feel and behave like core WordPress blocks.
No. Everything is visual: insert a block, edit text inline, and adjust settings in the standard block sidebar.
Yes — block themes and classic themes alike. Blocks use the native block supports, so your theme’s color palette, font sizes, and spacing presets appear in every Bloqra control automatically.
No. There’s no jQuery, each block’s assets load only on pages using that block, many blocks ship zero front-end JavaScript, and media defers loading until needed. Replacing several single-purpose plugins with Bloqra typically makes a site faster.
Yes to both. All strings are translatable, and block layouts (timelines, sliders, tables, icons) handle right-to-left languages.
Your content stays. Bloqra blocks save clean HTML into your posts, which continues to render as plain content. Reactivate the plugin and everything is fully styled and interactive again.
Blocks
Use the FAQ block when the content is questions and answers: it outputs FAQPage structured data for rich results and works without JavaScript. Use the Accordion for general collapsible content — features, service details, specifications.
Add a Content Switcher, label the panels “Monthly” and “Yearly” (badge the yearly one with “Save 20%”), and place Pricing Table blocks inside core Columns in each panel. See Marketing Blocks.
The schema is output automatically and validates in Google’s Rich Results Test — test your page there first. Whether Google displays rich results is its own decision and can take time; it depends on the site and query, not the markup.
The target uses your site’s timezone (Settings → General). Check that your WordPress timezone is set to a city, not a UTC offset, so daylight-saving changes are handled.
Arrows and dots are added by the block’s script. If they’re missing on the front end, a caching or optimization plugin is likely deferring or excluding the script — exclude Bloqra’s view scripts from JS optimization and clear the cache. Even without the script, slides remain swipeable/scrollable by design.
Same cause as above: these controls are created by each block’s view script, so aggressive JS optimization can suppress them. The blocks still render their full content without JavaScript — that’s intentional — but restoring the script restores the controls.
Pro
Yes. Bloqra Pro extends the free Bloqra plugin — install and activate both.
1. Check the credential for that block on Settings → Bloqra Pro (which key each block needs).
2. Feed responses are cached (default 6 hours) — lower the cache duration temporarily or re-save the settings to refresh.
3. Instagram and Facebook tokens expire; generate a fresh long-lived token if the feed stopped after weeks of working.
Confirm your Google API key has the Places API enabled and billing is active on the Google Cloud project. Google returns a limited number of reviews per place — that’s a Google API limit, not a plugin setting.
Your license must be active — see License Activation.
Still stuck?
Open a support ticket with your WordPress version, Bloqra version(s), a link to the page in question, and what you expected to happen. We read every ticket.