How to Display Gutenberg Blocks in Elementor? [Tutorial Included]

Want to display Gutenberg Blocks in Elementor Editor?

You’re probably familiar with the Gutenberg editor and the Elementor page builder. Gutenberg is the default WordPress editor that allows you to create content using blocks, while Elementor is a popular page builder that lets you design custom layouts without coding. 

There’s already a plugin called Elementor Blocks for Gutenberg. This plugin allows you to add Elementor content to Gutenberg but not vice versa.

But why would you want to add them in the first place? Isn’t Elementor more powerful? We had this case where we wanted the RSS feed block, as Elementor does not have an RSS Feed widget.

Similarly, there can be multiple reasons why you wish to render Gutenberg Block in Elementor. 

In this article, You will learn how to display Gutenberg blocks in Elementor with tutorial.

Steps to Display Gutenberg in Elementor:

Fortunately, it’s possible to display Gutenberg blocks in Elementor with just a few steps. Using a plugin – The Plus Blocks for Gutenberg, you can easily integrate Gutenberg blocks into your Elementor designs.

Step 1: Install The Plus Blocks for Gutenberg

To use Gutenberg blocks in Elementor, first you need to install The Plus Blocks for Gutenberg, click on Plugins → Add New and search for ‘The Plus Blocks for Gutenberg’ and then install this plugin.

Step 2: Create the Content in Reusable Blocks

Then, from the admin sidebar, hover on The Plus Settings from The Plus Blocks for Gutenberg and click Reusable Blocks.

Then click on the Add New button and create the content that you want to render on the Elementor Page.

Let’s add the RSS Feed block, like in my case, and then publish this.

After this, publish the content. You can add additional content if you want using Gutenberg blocks here. The Plus Blocks for Gutenberg comes with a wide range of block collections for the Gutenberg Block Editor.

Step 3: Copy the Reusable Block Shortcode

Then, on the Elementor Reusable blocks page, you will find a shortcode for every template.

Simply copy this for integrating Gutenberg to Elementor.

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Step 4: Paste the Shortcode in the Elementor Page

Open the Elementor page where you want to add the Gutenberg block content, and then paste the shortcode you copied above on the page.

That’s it, and you’re done.

This blog covered how to use Gutenberg blocks in Elementor, I hope it was helpful.

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