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A lightweight, WordPress-native collection of Gutenberg blocks for documentation, wiki, knowledge base, and article-driven websites.

GameStuff Blocks is built around a small set of well-made blocks rather than a large number of overlapping ones. Every block has a clear purpose, produces clean semantic HTML, is built with accessibility in mind, and loads no CSS or JavaScript it doesn't need.

Requirements

• PHP 8.0+
• WordPress 6.9+

No jQuery or other legacy front-end libraries are used — blocks are built with modern, dependency-free JavaScript where scripting is needed at all.

Blocks

• TOC — an automatic table of contents built from the article's headings, with anchor ids injected into the article body so each entry links directly to its section.
• Accordion — displays content as a set of collapsible panels.
• Content Scroll — a navigation grid on desktop that becomes a native horizontal scroll on mobile.
• Timeline — a vertical timeline for sequential content (events, walkthroughs, quests, etc.), with a Numbered Timeline variant.
• Character Infobox — a portrait + key/value information card, e.g. for character profiles, item stats, or quest summaries.
• Info List — a compact box of key-value attributes with an optional Requirements checklist, e.g. for an event's trigger conditions.
• Tabs — displays content in multiple panels that visitors switch between, with Underline and Sidebar style variants.
• Table — a documentation table with grouped rows, built-in sorting and search, cell text formatting (bold, italic, links), and four layout presets: Standard, Field List (a compact two-column layout on mobile), Catalog Card (renders rows as an image/title/detail card grid), and Plain (a minimal, WordPress-core-style table with per-column text alignment). Inserting a new Table starts with a column/row count prompt, like the core Table block.

Settings

Available under Settings → GameStuff Blocks:

• Primary Color — accent color shared across every block that uses a site-wide accent.
• Color Scheme — Auto (default), Light, or Dark. Auto follows the visitor's theme automatically, with no configuration needed; Light/Dark force one fixed appearance for every block regardless of the theme.
• Blocks — enable or disable individual blocks. A disabled block is not registered, and loads no styles or scripts on the front end. Parent/child block pairs (e.g. Accordion and Accordion Item) share a single toggle.

Installation

For end users, install this plugin like any other WordPress plugin: upload the plugin files (or the built .zip, see below) to /wp-content/plugins/, then activate it from the Plugins screen.

Development

This repository contains the plugin's source. A build step is required before the plugin can be used — the build/ directory is generated, not committed.

git clone https://github.com/irvangen09/gamestuff-blocks.git
cd gamestuff-blocks

npm install
npm run build

Useful scripts (see package.json):

PHP code quality tooling (WordPress Coding Standards) is managed separately via Composer and is dev-only — the plugin has no runtime dependency on vendor/autoload.php:

composer install

composer lint      # phpcs
composer lint:fix   # phpcbf

See CONTRIBUTING.md for the full contribution workflow.

Architecture

Each top-level block lives in its own folder under src/, and does not depend on any other block. A block's child blocks (e.g. Accordion Item, Tabs Item) live nested inside their parent's own folder rather than as separate top-level folders, so everything belonging to one feature stays in one place. Plugin-wide concerns (settings, dark mode, block registration) live under includes/ as small, single-purpose services rather than being scattered across individual blocks.

Security

See SECURITY.md for how to report a vulnerability.

License

GPL-2.0-or-later. See the LICENSE file for details.