What’s the Difference Between Block Patterns and Reusable Blocks?!



With the impending release of WordPress 5.8 and the new Block Patterns directory, a common question has cropped up: what’s the difference between reusable blocks and block patterns? It’s a great question, and we’ll explore it by using a block pattern to create a reusable block!

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