Using Blocks

The Changeloger block is the most efficient and direct way to present your product release notes and updates within your WordPress site. This Gutenberg block provides an intuitive interface for displaying changelogs, allowing you to manage content seamlessly without needing complex configurations.

Table of Contents

• Getting Started with the Block
• Changelog Format Guidelines
• Configuring Block Display

Getting Started with the Block

To implement the block, follow these simple steps:

• Open the WordPress editor for the page where you wish to display your changelog.
• Click the + button to add a new block.
• Search for Changeloger and insert it into your post.
• You can now add your changelog content directly into the block editor or configure it via the block sidebar settings.
• Once finished, publish or update your page to make the content live.

Changelog Format Guidelines

For the best results, use a structured format within the block. The plugin recognizes standard formatting to automatically generate version headers, badges, and categorized lists.

## [1.2.0] - 2024-01-15
Feature
Added new dashboard widget
Implemented dark mode support
Fix
Fixed login redirect issue
Resolved mobile menu bug

Configuring Block Display

After inserting the block, utilize the block sidebar in the Gutenberg editor to refine how your audience interacts with the content. Key settings include layout adjustments, pagination options, and various filtering tools that enhance navigation for long-form documentation.

By leveraging the block’s settings panel, you can ensure that your version history remains clean, organized, and perfectly matched to your site’s aesthetic. Remember to save your page after adjusting these display settings to preview the changes on the frontend.