Blocksify Pro appears inside the editor and dashboard provided by the free Blocksify plugin.
There is no separate Blocksify Pro admin menu. Use this reference after installation to find the new blocks, card elements, visibility controls, dashboard areas, and unlocked choices.
In the block inserter
Open the block inserter and look in the Blocksify category. Pro adds the Slider and Loop Filter blocks plus four ready-made versions of existing Blocksify blocks; Slider creates its Slide children inside the parent. These six Pro entries appear among the category’s other blocks rather than together in a fixed order.
| Where | What you get |
| Inserter → Blocksify | Slider, Loop Filter, Loop Search Bar, Loop Toolbar, Search Tabs, and Search Empty State. |
| Slider family | Slider is the inserter entry. Each Slider contains Slide blocks, which are added and managed inside their parent rather than inserted as separate top-level blocks. |
| Loop Filter family | One new block plus separate Loop Search Bar and Loop Toolbar entries in the block inserter. |
| Existing Blocksify blocks | Search Tabs is a ready-made version of the Tabs block; Search Empty State is a ready-made version of the Section block. |
In the Content Loop card builder
Select a Content Loop and open its card builder. The four Pro items live in two menus: the body Add element menu contains Dynamic Field, Group, and Link, while the separate media-slot picker contains Media Slider.
| Where | What you get |
| Card Builder → add element | Dynamic Field, Group, and Link. |
| Card Builder → media area | Media Slider. |
| Content Loop → Query | Custom post types and added query choices. |
In any block’s Visibility panel
Open a Blocksify block’s Visibility panel to find the Condition row. Choose a saved rule or use Create a condition without leaving the editor.
| Where | What you get |
| Block settings → Visibility → Condition | A picker for published conditions. |
| Condition row → + | The Create a condition dialog. |
Conditions can cover Entire Site, Singular, Archive, User, Cookie, URL, or Device rules. See Visibility conditions overview for how reusable rules work.
In the Blocksify dashboard
Open Blocksify in the WordPress admin sidebar. The Blocksify dashboard tour maps its tabs, while the Dashboard settings reference covers the Settings tab. Pro adds destinations inside that interface alongside the controls described in Global Settings overview.
| Where | What you get |
| Blocksify → Dashboard → Conditions | A list and editor for saved visibility conditions. |
| Blocksify → Dashboard → Settings → Loop Filter | Index status and management actions for filter counts. |
| Blocksify → Dashboard → Changelog & roadmap | A Blocksify Pro source with the Pro release notes. |
| Dashboard header | The label “v1.1.0 — Pro version” when Pro 1.1.0 is active. |
In Blocksify panels that were locked
On a WooCommerce site with only the free Blocksify plugin active, the top-level Display on picker shows one dimmed entry: Search results (Pro version). Further Pro-only choices appear inside the post-type lists. Activating Pro makes those choices selectable.
| Where | What you get |
| Dynamic Template → Display on | Additional post-type and archive choices. |
| Block settings → Interactions → Block Animation | On Scroll Out, Scroll Position, Mouse Move, On Hover, On Click, and On Slide Active. |
| Content Loop → Query → Post type | Selectable custom post types beyond Post and Page. |
Read Interaction triggers or Query custom post types and taxonomies for the next task.