Advanced Blocks
In addition to the common blocks, there are several advanced blocks that require configuration but can augment the quality of a webpage.
Google Form
The Google Form block allows the user to embed a Google Form onto the webpage. The block simply requires a title for the form and a URL for the form.
![A user is filling out a Google Form block in WordPress. The user is writing in a Form Title and a Google Form URL](https://sites.georgetown.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Google_Form-1-1024x358.png)
Profile
The Profile block is like the Profile Card block but it has different functionality and a different style. Through the inspector, the user can post an image that is displayed on the right side of the block, and then add in details about the user profile.
![A user has filled out the text portion of profile block and is about to upload an image to alongside the text](https://sites.georgetown.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Profile_Block-1-1024x591.png)
People Profiles
The People Profiles block displays profiles from the new combined profiles system. Make sure you have created profiles for your site before adding the block.
![Blank People Profiles block in the WordPress editor.](https://sites.georgetown.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/blank-people-profiles-1024x219.png)
Paired Content
The Paired Content block allows the user to add terms to define and add descriptions of the terms. This can be used to form a glossary and/or assist the user in understanding complex or uncommon words on a site.
![A user is filling out the Paired Content block](https://sites.georgetown.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Paired_Content-1024x728.png)
Expandable Content
If the webpage contains a lot of information that can clutter a page, the expandable content block allows the user to hide some of that information unless the visitor specifically wants to access that information.
![A user is filling out an expandable content block.](https://sites.georgetown.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Expandable_Content-1-1024x241.png)
Icon Info
Icons can be used for further customization on a website, and they can provide a unique aesthetic appeal to a page. The Icon Card block allows the user to paste icons with a title and caption the icons. For more information on adding icons, visit the Icon Info page.
![A user is about to fill out an Icon Card block.](https://sites.georgetown.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Icon_Info-1024x602.png)
Stats Info
Use the Stats block to display statistics or similar info in a manner that pops out. Rather than simply using a paragraph block, the Stats block allows for further customization of a statistics to make it look important to a viewer of the page.
![A user is about to fill out a Stats Info block.](https://sites.georgetown.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Stats_Info-1024x597.png)
Tab Panel
The Tab Panel block is similar to the Expandable Content block in that it allows the user to hide some content to make a webpage more organized. Rather than forcing the user to expand the content, however, the Tab Panel creates separate tabs that the user can choose between to navigate a site.
![A user is about to fill out a Tab Panel block.](https://sites.georgetown.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Tab_Panel-1024x253.png)
Data Table
The Data Table block is an all-new accessible version of the old tables that were present on Drupal/older WordPress pages. The Data Table block is flexible in the number of rows and columns it allows, and the user simply has to input the number of rows/columns when creating the table. It can also be edited it easily after being created.
![A user has chosen the Data Table block.](https://sites.georgetown.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Data_Table-1-1024x472.png)