Every Tiger block shares a common control kit for styling and responsive behaviour — learn it once and it applies across the whole library of roughly 90 blocks. This article covers how the blocks are organised and the controls you will meet on almost every one.
Where: the + inserter → Tiger category (in any post, page or the Site Editor). Enable or disable blocks at WP Admin → Tiger Blocks → Settings → Modules & Widgets.
Block categories
- Content — Stylish Headline, Editorial Text, Tabs, Accordion, Timeline, Table Builder, Testimonial Carousel, Team Member, Info Box, Counter, Alert, Table of Contents.
- Marketing — Pricing and Advanced Pricing, CTA Section, Countdown, Flash Sale, FOMO Notifications, Google Reviews, Google Business Badge, Newsletter.
- Interactive & media — Slider, Ultimate Swiper, Custom/Logo Carousel, Map Pro, Store Locator, Lottie, Video Pro, Audio Pro, Image Compare, Image Hotspot, 360 Product View, QR Code, Charts, Calculator.
- Dynamic — Dynamic Loop, AJAX Grid, Post, Filterable Portfolio, Data Table Pro, Event Calendar — driven by post types, taxonomies or a saved query.
- WooCommerce — Product Grid, Wishlist, Compare Table, and stylers for the real cart, checkout and My Account pages (these require WooCommerce).
- Site & header — Nav Menu, Mega Menu, Search, Site Logo, Copyright, Back to Top, Reading Progress — built for Theme Builder headers and footers.
The shared control kit
Open a Tiger block and its settings sit in the editor sidebar, typically split into Content and Style panels. Style controls cover colours, backgrounds, spacing, typography, borders and shadows. Because the kit is shared, a control you learn on one block behaves the same on the next.
Responsive per device
Design controls expose per-device overrides for desktop, tablet and mobile, so a value like padding or font size can change at each breakpoint. Set the base on desktop, then switch the device toggle to tune tablet and mobile only where needed.
Global colours and fonts
Colour pickers can draw from your global palette (Site Settings design tokens) instead of a raw hex value. Choose Primary or Accent rather than a fixed colour and a later rebrand becomes a single edit that cascades through every block. Typography controls read from the editor Fonts picker the same way.
Turning blocks on and off
The Modules & Widgets screen gives every block an on/off card. Switching a block off removes it from the inserter and stops it enqueuing its front-end assets, keeping pages lean. New blocks added by an update default to on so you never miss a feature.
Troubleshooting
A WooCommerce or form block says it needs another plugin
Blocks such as Product Grid, the cart/checkout stylers, CF7 Styler and Gravity Forms Styler render around another plugin’s output. Install and activate the required plugin (WooCommerce, Contact Form 7, or Gravity Forms) and the block will populate. On the front end these blocks only show content on the relevant page (for example, a cart block on the cart page).
My global colour change did not update a block
That block was probably given a raw hex value rather than a palette token. Re-open its colour control and pick the named global colour (Primary, Secondary, Accent) so it tracks Site Settings from then on.