WP Render Blocks Blog
Practical articles for WordPress developers, freelancers, and agencies shipping React components with SSR, Gutenberg integration, and predictable SEO.
Build a Pricing Table in WordPress That Stays Indexable (Even With React)
Structure pricing sections for SEO with indexable HTML, clear tier naming, and FAQs. Keep the component reusable across pages.
React Component ZIP Checklist for WordPress
Pre-flight checklist for uploading React components to WP Render Blocks: file structure, exports, SSR safety, deps, and size.
Troubleshooting WP Render Blocks: Common Issues and Fixes
Fix common WP Render Blocks issues: connection failures, SSR not rendering, CSS conflicts, bundle errors, and rate limits.
How to Use WP Render Blocks with WooCommerce
Add custom React components to WooCommerce product pages: comparison widgets, calculators, and custom displays with SSR.
Core Web Vitals Guide for React Components in WordPress
How SSR, optional hydration, and scoped CSS keep LCP, CLS, and INP healthy for React components in WordPress.
How to A/B Test React Components in WordPress
Use SSR versioning to A/B test React components in WordPress without JS flicker. Create variants, route traffic, and measure results server-side.
Build a Multi-Step Form in WordPress with React
Build a multi-step form as a React component for WordPress with SSR for the initial state and hydration for step navigation and validation.
How to Check If Your WordPress React Components Are Actually Indexed
Practical guide to verify your React components are indexed by Google. Cover view-source checks, Search Console, crawl tools, and SSR vs CSR comparison.
WP Render Blocks vs Elementor / Divi Custom Modules
Comparing WP Render Blocks with Elementor and Divi for custom UI in WordPress. When page builders are enough and when React components are the better option.
Scaling React Rendering for WordPress Without Killing Performance
SSR makes React indexable but can be expensive at scale. Learn caching, hydration discipline, and props control for WordPress.
WP Render Blocks for Agencies: Multi-Site Components at Scale
How agencies manage React components across client sites with versioning, rollbacks, and per-site credentials.
WP Render Blocks Plugin Setup Guide for WordPress
Step-by-step guide to installing the WP Render Blocks WordPress plugin, configuring your API key, connecting your site, and troubleshooting common issues.
How to Use Cursor-Generated React Components in WordPress
A step-by-step guide to generating React components with Cursor AI and deploying them to WordPress via WP Render Blocks with SSR support.
Getting Started with WP Render Blocks: From Signup to Live Component in 5 Minutes
Step-by-step quickstart for WP Render Blocks: create an account, upload a React ZIP, install the plugin, and publish your first Gutenberg block.
How to Use Lovable Components in WordPress (With SSR)
Export React components from Lovable and publish them as SSR-rendered Gutenberg blocks in WordPress using WP Render Blocks.
How to Migrate from Custom Gutenberg Blocks to WP Render Blocks
Migrate from custom Gutenberg blocks to WP Render Blocks: what changes, what stays, and how to run both in parallel.
How to Use V0 Components in WordPress (With SSR)
Take React components from V0 by Vercel and publish them as SSR-rendered Gutenberg blocks in WordPress using WP Render Blocks.
WP Render Blocks Is Live: React Components as SEO-Friendly Gutenberg Blocks
WP Render Blocks is now live. Upload React components, get SSR-rendered Gutenberg blocks. Works with Lovable, V0, Cursor, and Claude.
Rate Limiting SSR APIs for WordPress: Best Practices
Rate limiting protects SSR APIs for reliability and cost. Practical guide to limits, keys, caching, and avoiding false positives.
Why Running User-Uploaded React Code Is Dangerous (And How We Secure It)
Rendering user-uploaded React components server-side creates real risk: supply chain, SSR execution, XSS, and abuse. This article explains the threat model and the practical mitigations.
How to Deploy WP Render Blocks on Vercel (Self-Hosted)
Deploy WP Render Blocks on Vercel: handle serverless storage, configure environment variables, and verify SSR rendering endpoints.
Alternatives to Custom React Builds in WordPress
Five ways to ship React UI in WordPress: iframes, embeds, custom blocks, headless, and SSR components. What each is best for.
WP Render Blocks vs Headless WordPress
Do you really need headless WordPress to ship React UI with SEO? This guide compares headless vs SSR components inside WordPress, with clear decision criteria for developers and agencies.
WP Render Blocks vs Custom Gutenberg Blocks
A factual comparison for WordPress developers: when custom blocks are the right tool, when WP Render Blocks is the faster option, and how SSR, versioning, and multi-site governance change the tradeoffs.
How to Add SEO-Friendly React Components to WordPress Without Custom Blocks
Custom Gutenberg blocks work, but they don’t scale for fast-moving teams. Here’s how to ship React UI into WordPress as indexable HTML (SSR) without rebuilding every component as a bespoke block.
Using AI-Generated React Components in WordPress (Safely)
AI can generate React UI fast, but WordPress production pages need safety: SSR-safe rendering, dependency hygiene, XSS protection, and a review workflow. Here’s a practical checklist.
CSR vs SSR in WordPress: When to Use Each (With Real Examples)
A decision guide for WordPress developers shipping React UI: what CSR and SSR actually mean, which is better for SEO, how performance differs, and which pages should use which.
How to Use React Components in WordPress with Full SEO Support
A practical guide to shipping React UI in WordPress without sacrificing indexability: SSR vs CSR, Gutenberg integration, and where WP Render Blocks fits.
How to Render React Components in WordPress Gutenberg
A practical guide to getting React UI into Gutenberg without rebuilding everything as custom blocks: install the plugin, connect your site, configure props, and publish SSR output.
How to Share React Components Across Multiple WordPress Sites
A practical governance model for agencies and teams: connect sites, manage environments, control releases, and track usage when the same React components power many WordPress installs.
Server-Side Rendering (SSR) for WordPress: Why It Matters for SEO
SSR is the difference between “content in page source” and “content after JavaScript.” Here’s what that means for WordPress SEO, when CSR is fine, and how WP Render Blocks approaches SSR.
How Versioning Works for React Components in WordPress (Rollbacks, Pinning, and “Active”)
React component versioning for WordPress: how active versions, pinning, and rollbacks work for agencies managing client sites.
From ZIP to WordPress: Publish a React Section That’s SEO-Friendly
A practical workflow for WordPress developers: take a React component (including AI-generated), publish it in Gutenberg, and keep it indexable with SSR, without diving into infrastructure details.
Build an SEO-Friendly FAQ Section in WordPress (Schema + Indexable HTML)
Publish FAQs that rank: write questions people search, render as real HTML, add FAQ schema, and keep the block reusable across pages.
Build a Product Comparison Table in WordPress That Can Rank
Structure product comparison tables for SEO with indexable HTML, clear headings, and consistent criteria. Keep them reusable across pages.