TWD Block Library
TWD Block Library
Plugin version covered: TWD Custom Blocks 2.2.2.
Use this library to choose the right TWD block, understand its settings, and preview common layouts before editing your website.
Start here: Getting Started & Common Settings. This guide explains surfaces, images, headings, buttons, and safe editing practices shared across the library.
Find a block for your task
| Your task | Suggested blocks |
|---|---|
| Introduce a page or invite action | Hero Section, Ad Landing Hero, Lead Capture Split, Campaign Callout, Text / Shortcode Split. |
| Explain content with images | Image + Text Split, Principles Grid, Resource Split, Open Block. |
| Show options or updates | Announcements, Compare Grid, Feature Grid, Process Steps. |
| Present proof or highlights | Logo Cloud, Testimonials, Star Rating, Stat Highlight, Stat Micro, Case Study Highlight Stats. |
| Answer questions or show locations | FAQ and Locations. |
Introductions and conversion
- Hero Section — Introduce a page with a clear headline, supporting copy, media, and one or two calls to action.
- Ad Landing Hero — Combine a landing-page message, proof points, advisor content, and a form area in one conversion-focused introduction.
- Campaign Callout — Present a current appeal with a clear action, optional image, and an optional campaign-goals panel.
- Lead Capture Split — Pair lead copy and calls to action with a flexible form or inner-block content area.
- Text / Shortcode Split — Present editorial content beside an existing shortcode-powered form, widget, or embed.
Cards and announcements
- Announcements — Promote updates and opportunities with image cards, text overlays, and optional buttons.
- Compare Grid — Arrange image-led cards with titles, descriptions, optional lists, and individual action buttons.
- Feature Grid — Explain features or benefits in a responsive grid of icon-led cards.
- Process Steps — Explain an ordered process with an introduction, supporting image, and repeatable timeline steps.
Content and media
- Image + Text Split — Place an image or supported video beside an editable text section.
- Principles Grid — Combine a supporting image, quotation panel, and a repeatable list of principles.
- Resource Split — Place an introduction beside a list of linked reports, documents, or other resources.
- Open Block — Create a flexible section that contains normal WordPress blocks while inheriting TWD surface styling.
Proof and highlights
- Logo Cloud — Display a consistently sized collection of logos in a grid or a continuously scrolling row.
- Testimonials — Show approved quotations with attribution, optional portraits or logos, and grid or carousel layouts.
- Star Rating — Display manually entered star ratings with optional headings and brand images.
- Stat Highlight — Present key numbers as prominent cards with supporting labels and optional section copy.
- Stat Micro — Add compact number-and-label highlights inside an existing section.
- Case Study Highlight Stats — Summarize a case study’s client, industry, challenge, and results in a compact aside.
Helpful information
- FAQ — Answer common questions in expandable rows and provide FAQ structured data.
- Locations — Present real offices or service locations with optional contact, map, hours, and structured-data fields.
How to use these guides
- Find the exact block name in the WordPress inserter.
- Open its guide and follow the setup steps. Each settings table explains the client-facing controls.
- Review the live examples and check the behavior on desktop and mobile.
- Adapt the content to your brand, check links and accessibility, then preview before publishing.
Your brand, the same editing system
TWD blocks use your active theme’s colors, typography, widths, and surfaces. A demonstration on Trustworthy Digital shows the layout and behavior in TWD’s theme; your website uses its own approved brand styling. Some integrations require an additional form, giving, or shortcode plugin.
New in v2.2.2
TWD Text / Shortcode Split now lets you choose a Shortcode surface independently from the section surface. Use theme colors or gradients, keep the card wrapper on or off, or choose Automatic (follow section) to retain the existing appearance. The guide includes contrasting surface examples and covers block version 1.1.0.
Documentation version
Reviewed against TWD Custom Blocks 2.2.2 on November 2, 2026. The library contains 21 block guides plus a shared Getting Started guide. Sample numbers, quotations, ratings, and campaigns are labeled as demonstrations.