How to add a paragraph in WordPress?

Key Takeaways

  • Nexter Blocks offers a Pro Paragraph Block that allows users to add dynamic content and choose different HTML tags for SEO purposes.
  • Nexter Blocks enables users to split paragraphs into multiple columns and set column gaps for responsive devices.
  • Nexter Blocks provides styling options for managing typography, text color, and spacing for both title and description in the Paragraph block.
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If you’ve been using WordPress to create content for your website, then you’ve most likely used the Paragraph block. Paragraph blocks are the building blocks of WordPress pages and post content and are essential to formatting and styling your content in an attractive and readable way.

But the default Paragraph block of the WordPress block editor is very basic. It has limited options, so if you want a more advanced paragraph block with more options, you can try the Nexter Blocks Paragraph block.

Required Setup

  • Make sure the default WordPress Block editor is active. 
  • You need to have the Nexter Blocks plugin installed and activated.
  • Make sure the Paragraph block is activated, to verify this visit Nexter → Blocks → and Search for Paragraph and activate.

Learn via Video Tutorial

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How to activate the Pro Paragraph Block?

Go to 

  • Nexter Blocks 
  • Search the block name and turn on the toggle.

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Key Features

  • Add title and description together – You can add the title and the description together as a single block.
  • Choose different HTML tags – You can choose different HTML tags for both title and description separately for SEO purposes.

How to Use the Paragraph Block?

Add the Paragraph block to the page.

Then click on the Design from Scratch button to design the layout from scratch.

paragraph design type

Note: By clicking on the Import Pre-Designed Template button, you can import a preset template and customize it as per your requirements.

Paragraph

In the Content section, you can directly type the content.

But if you are using the PRO version of the Nexter Blocks, you can add dynamic content by clicking on the cylindrical icon at the end of the field.

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You can align your description text for different devices from the Alignment section.

From the Columns section, you can split the paragraph into multiple columns for responsive devices.

From the Column Gap section, you can set the gap between columns of the paragraph for responsive devices. 

By enabling the Drop Cap toggle, you can set the beginning of a paragraph as a large capital letter.

You can assign different HTML tags for the description from the Tag section for creating SEO friendly structure.

Title

To add the title to the Paragraph block, turn on the Show Title toggle.

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In the Content section, you type the title, or you can use dynamic data (PRO users only) and from the Tag section, you can choose the appropriate HTML tag for your title.

How to style Pro Paragraph Block in WordPress?

You’ll find all the styling options for the Paragraph block under the Style tab.

Paragraph – From here, you can manage the description typography, text color, link color, and text shadow.

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Title – From here you can manage the title typography, color, text shadow, and its spacing from the description text. 

Extra Option – This option is only applicable if you are adding a listing (UL/OL) with HTML or using some custom field plugins like ACF. Then you can manage listings padding and margin from here.

Advanced options remain common for all our blocks, you can explore all it options from here.

View Advanced tab tutorial.

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Related Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do if the Pro Paragraph Block isn't activating?

If the Pro Paragraph Block isn't activating, ensure that the Nexter Blocks plugin is installed and activated. You can check this by going to Nexter u2192 Blocks and searching for the Paragraph block. If it's not activated, toggle it on. This step is crucial because without activation, you won't have access to the enhanced features of the Pro Paragraph Block.

What are the best styling options for the Pro Paragraph Block?

The best styling options for the Pro Paragraph Block can be found under the Style tab. You can manage typography, text color, link color, and text shadow for both the paragraph and title. Additionally, you can set spacing between the title and description, which enhances readability and overall design. Proper styling is essential for creating visually appealing content.

How do I add dynamic content to the Paragraph block?

To add dynamic content to the Paragraph block, use the cylindrical icon at the end of the content field if you're using the PRO version of Nexter Blocks. This feature allows you to insert dynamic data, which can make your content more engaging and relevant to users. It's a powerful way to enhance your content's interactivity.

Are there any limitations to using the Pro Paragraph Block?

One limitation of the Pro Paragraph Block is that it requires the Nexter Blocks plugin to function. Additionally, while it offers advanced features, it is still dependent on the Gutenberg editor, meaning it won't work as a standalone theme. Understanding these limitations is crucial for effective implementation in your WordPress site.

Last reviewed: April 15, 2026

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