How to Add Feature Boxes With Icons in WordPress

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Feature Boxes with Icons can make your WordPress posts/pages attractive. These boxes allow you to highlight features in an easy-to-understand and engaging way.

When it comes to adding feature boxes with icons, you need to have coding skills or you need to use a plugin.

Here, I will be sharing how to add feature boxes with icons in WordPress using the Ultimate Blocks plugin. You don’t need to write any codes. Just follow some simple steps.

What are Feature Boxes With Icons?

Before diving to the tutorial, let’s see what feature boxes with icons actually are.

Let’s face it. People skim a lot. They don’t have time to read the full page. It’s the website owners’ responsibility to highlight the important information on the page. One of that ways is to have feature boxes.

The idea is to add boxes with icons and text. Here’s an example from WPTableBuilder.com.

Add Feature Boxes With Icons Using Columns

At the very beginning, install and activate the Ultimate Blocks plugin. Now, create a new post/page or open your existing post/page where you want to add feature boxes with icons. To do this,

Step 1: Add Columns Block

Click on the add block button and search for the ‘columns’ block.

Insert the block by clicking on it. Choose any of the layouts you prefer.

Here, I am choosing the 33/33/33 layout.

Step 2: Add Icons Block

Now, click on the add block button inside the columns and search for the ‘Icon’ block.

You can insert custom svg by clicking on the ‘Insert Custom SVG’ button, or you can insert icon from the icons library. Click on the ‘Icons Library’ and choose your icon.

Now, search for your icon and click on it. It will be inserted.

Change the icon size color according to your needs.

Step 3: Add Paragraph Block

Now, add paragraph block (or click on the icon block and just press ‘Enter’ button) below the icon and write your desired text.

In this way, add icon and text block in other columns.

Last Words

So you got the whole process to add feature boxes, right? If you still have any confusion or any queries feel free to ask, I would be happy to give an answer to your question. If you liked the post please share it with your friends, after all, sharing is caring. Let me know your thoughts through the comment box below.

Changelog
  • Updated 2024-08-30 (Uzzal Raz Bongshi)
  • Updated Whole process.

I hope you’ve found the post useful.

I just wanted to let you know that we’ve launched a new Table Block plugin. It’s an all-in-one table builder plugin that works seamlessly with the Block Editor. Check the plugin here. 😉

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