The Content Blocks are used to convey a particular message or topic to the reader using images, texts, links, or more. See below our beautiful examples of content blocks built with Tailwind CSS and React.
Use this free block to showcase your blog articles. The Tailwind CSS template comes with cover image, categories, headline, and content.
This content block uses a grid layout to showcase projects represented by cards with icons, titles, descriptions, avatars, and more options menu. There is also an empty card with a plus sign indicating a way to create and add a new project.
In the example below, the layout is practical for content-rich websites where readers can quickly scan for articles of interest.
The use of dark theme and contrast makes the text stand out and the call-to-action button at the bottom of each card leads the user to more information.
Use this content block which includes cards with dark design, call-to-action buttons, and bulleted lists.
Similar to the previous example, this content block includes a list that uses icons in place of numbers, providing a visual indicator.
Use this Tailwind CSS block to add comments threads and to allow users to add comments.
Try this content section which includes a profile picture, user name, user bio, call-to-action button, tags, and social media links.
Use this React block example if you want to add company logos above your content sections.
This content block includes a gallery-style layout featuring photographs arranged in two rows against a plain background. The block also includes a headline, description, and a tag.
This block features a UI layout for booking accommodations. There are three cards, each with a rounded corner image at the top, showcasing different lodging options.
Try Material Tailwind's content section with title, images, and paragraphs arranged in a split-layout design.
Try this Tailwind CSS content section example that works perfectly for blog articles.
Try this Tailwind CSS content section example that works perfectly for blog articles.
Add this beautiful content block to your blog if you want to add quotes within the text.
Use our content section example which includes category, headline, description text, CTA button, and image. The design makes good use of whitespace, also known as negative space, which prevents the layout from feeling cluttered and aids in focusing the user's attention on the content.