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- Advanced Features (5)
- Block Extensions (14)
- Changelog (3)
- Content Blocks (10)
- Form Builder (1)
- Getting Started (10)
- Interactive Blocks (9)
- Layout Blocks (5)
- Settings & Configuration (1)
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Clickable Group Patterns: Turning Any DesignSetGo Block Into a Link
Card-style UI lives or dies on whether the whole card is clickable. The DesignSetGo Clickable Group extension makes any container block a link — without sacrificing accessibility or nested links.
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Building FAQ Pages That Rank: Using the Accordion Block With Schema.org
An FAQ accordion is a lightweight UX pattern that also happens to be one of the highest-leverage SEO wins available — if you wire it up to FAQPage schema. Here’s the pattern.
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DesignSetGo 2.1: Dynamic Content, Block Bindings, and a Rebuilt Editor Experience
Version 2.1 is the biggest DesignSetGo release yet: a full Dynamic Query block family, an Elementor-style Dynamic Tags picker, native WordPress 6.9 Block Bindings, field sources for Meta Box / Pods / JetEngine, conditional block visibility, per-URL Markdown, and a rebuilt editor experience across the entire block library.
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Bulk Site Updates With the Abilities API: Rebranding 100 Posts in 30 Seconds
find-blocks and batch-update are the two DesignSetGo abilities that make sitewide content operations a single LLM prompt instead of a weekend of clicking. Here’s how to use them safely.
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Animate on Scroll Without a Third-Party Plugin: The DesignSetGo Animation Extension
Scroll-triggered animations don’t need AOS, GSAP, or a page-builder dependency. DesignSetGo’s Animation extension adds tasteful, performant motion to any block — core or DesignSetGo — with a few checkboxes.
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Section vs Row vs Grid: Which DesignSetGo Layout Block Should You Reach For?
Section, Row, and Grid all arrange blocks — but they solve different problems. Here’s a plain-English guide to when each one is the right tool, with concrete examples you can steal.
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10 Prompt Recipes: Natural-Language Commands That Actually Build DesignSetGo Pages
Once your LLM is wired up to the DesignSetGo Abilities API, the next question is: what do I actually say to it? Here are ten prompts — from hero sections to site-wide rebrands — that produce real, polished pages.
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Build Pages With Your Favorite LLM: DesignSetGo Meets the WordPress Abilities API
DesignSetGo ships with a full set of Abilities API endpoints — a standardized way to let Claude, ChatGPT, or any LLM insert, configure, and modify blocks in your WordPress pages. Here’s how to wire it up.
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Fix: Critical Error When Deleting DesignSetGo (Resolved in 2.0.45)
Version 2.0.45 fixes a critical error some users experienced when trying to delete DesignSetGo through the WordPress plugin dashboard. Update to resolve the issue.
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What Is llms.txt and Why Your Website Needs One
If you’ve been paying attention to how AI tools interact with the web, you’ve probably noticed a growing problem: language models are terrible at reading websites. They choke on navigation menus, sidebars, cookie banners, and JavaScript-rendered content. The information they need is buried under layers of HTML that was never designed for them. Enter llms.txt, a