Welcome to ByteWise! This pinned post is a quick tour of everything QuickPress can show: headings, lists, quotes, code, tables, boxes, buttons and images in every position. Scroll down to see how each one looks.
Headings and text
Body text is set for easy reading, with bold, italic, links, highlighted words and inline code.
A third-level heading
Smaller headings break up long posts into easy sections.
A fourth-level heading
- Bulleted lists for quick points
- Nested lists work too
- Like this one
- And they stay tidy on phones
- Numbered steps
- For how-to guides
- And recipes
Quotes
Simple things, done well, are what make a site a pleasure to read.
The QuickOnlineTips team
A pull quote makes one line stand out.
Images in every position
This photo is aligned to the left, so the text flows neatly around it. It works for portraits, small product shots and anything you want beside your words. Keep writing and the text simply wraps along the edge of the image, then continues underneath when it runs past the bottom.
And this one sits on the right. Mixing left and right images keeps a long post lively, and on phones both simply stack above the text at full width.
A gallery
Boxes, tables and code
A soft box for tips
Use the “Soft box” style on a Group block to highlight a tip, a note or a call to action. QuickPress adds it to the block editor for you.
| Feature | In QuickPress |
|---|---|
| JavaScript | None, pages load instantly |
| Dark mode | Automatic |
| Widget areas | Sidebar, below posts and footer |
| Price | Free forever |
/* Change the accent colour in a child theme */
:root {
--accent: #e91e63;
}Can I hide this box?
Yes. Details blocks open and close without any JavaScript, perfect for FAQs.
Columns let you place two ideas side by side.
On phones they stack one above the other.
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