Advanced Settings

Enable or Disable Individual Blocks

Control which KineticHub blocks are registered on your WordPress website, keep the block inserter organized, and safely restore a block that is already used on an existing page.

Performance Modes and Asset Loading

Choose the appropriate KineticHub performance mode, understand how shared assets are loaded, and optimize animated pages without disabling important functionality.

Responsive and Visibility Controls

Configure KineticHub blocks for desktop and mobile devices, control where supported blocks are visible, and create responsive layouts without duplicating unnecessary content.

Reduced Motion and Accessibility

Learn how KineticHub responds to reduced-motion preferences and how to keep animated WordPress content readable, usable, and accessible.

Using Multiple KineticHub Blocks on One Page

Combine multiple KineticHub blocks on the same WordPress page while maintaining clear visual hierarchy, stable interactions, and good frontend performance.

Working with Cache and Optimization Plugins

Configure caching, CSS optimization, and JavaScript delay safely when using KineticHub, and troubleshoot blocks that stop working after performance settings are enabled.

Theme and Nested-Block Compatibility

Understand how WordPress themes, parent containers, nested blocks, overflow, transforms, and stacking contexts can affect KineticHub layouts and interactions.

Recommended Media Sizes and Formats

Prepare images, audio, video, cover artwork, and comparison media for KineticHub blocks while maintaining visual quality, responsive behavior, and good page performance.

Safe CSS Customization

Add targeted CSS to KineticHub blocks without editing plugin files, breaking future updates, or unintentionally changing other blocks across your WordPress website.