Every control and every feature, with a column for the free plugin and a column for Pro. Pro adds nine control types, conditional logic, editor preloading and on-canvas Rich Text editing.
Extra Features
Free
Pro
Rich Text editing on the canvas
Custom block namespace and collections
Block Styles & Scripts
Block Preloading
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Native Block View
Extra Settings for Controls
Free
Pro
Controls Conditional Logic
Syntax Highlighting for Code Editor Control
Rich Previews for URL Control
Customizable Suggestions for URL Control
Basic Controls
Free
Pro
Email Control
Number Control
Password Control
Range Control
Text Control
Textarea Control
URL Control
Content Controls
Free
Pro
Classic Editor Control
Code Editor Control
File Control
Gallery Control
Image Control
Inner Blocks Control
Rich Text Control
Choice Controls
Free
Pro
Checkbox & Toggle Control
Radio Control
Select Control
Token Field Control
Advanced Controls
Free
Pro
Color Picker Control
Date Time Picker Control
Posts Control
Taxonomy Control
Units Control
Users Control
Link Control
Layout Controls
Free
Pro
Divider Control
Message Control
Panel Control
Repeater Control
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I run the free plugin and Pro at the same time?
Yes, from Lazy Blocks 4.4.1 onward. Both plugins stay active and that is the expected state. A free copy older than 4.4.1 is deactivated automatically when Pro is activated, with a notice on the Plugins screen explaining why.
Which controls are Pro only?
Nine of them: Posts, Taxonomy, Users, Link, Units, Token Field, Panel, Divider and Message. Everything else, including Repeater, Gallery, Image and Rich Text, is in the free plugin.
Does Pro change how I write block output?
No. Handlebars, PHP and theme templates work the same in both. Pro adds the RichText component for editing a value on the canvas, and moves block CSS and JavaScript into their own editors instead of an inline style tag.
What happens to my blocks if I deactivate Pro?
Nothing is deleted. The values stay in the block, and a control whose type came from Pro shows "Looks like this control does not exists." in the editor until Pro is active again. Conditional logic stops hiding controls, and a RichText component stops being editable on the canvas.
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