01 Grid Reveal
Leave a little to discover.
Move into an image and let its caption appear. A closer look becomes part of the experience.
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ALMA / Photography Basalio free / 0.6.6
Interaction blocks for WordPress
The work is yours.
Make it move.
Nine free blocks for the details that make a portfolio worth exploring.
THE FREE COLLECTION / 09 BLOCKS
Good work.
Better ways in.
Let a caption surface. Pull a project into view. Give the next image a reason to be there. Small interactions, built into the editor you already use.
02 Filterable Grid
A body of work. Many ways through.
Let visitors follow their interests with categories that filter your projects in place.
Explore Filterable Grid
FOIL / Graphic design Basalio free / 0.6.6
03 Case Study Transition
From first impression to full story.
Carry an image from the project tile into its case study with a shared transition.
Explore Case Study Transition
USUAL / Industrial design Basalio free / 0.6.6
04 Text Reveal
Give your words an entrance.
Bring a headline into view, word by word. Then let the message stand still.
Explore Text Reveal
TYPE DEPT. / Typography Basalio free / 0.6.6
05 Before / After
Show the difference.
Two images, one divider. Let people explore the change for themselves.
Explore Before / After
AFTERHOURS / Colour & film Basalio free / 0.6.6
06 Custom Cursor
A detail that follows the visitor.
Add a cursor accent to a chosen area. A small signature for a pointer-driven experience.
Explore Custom Cursor
NOCTURNE / Image & sound Basalio free / 0.6.6
07 Pinned Scroll
Keep the image. Let the story unfold.
Hold a visual in place while the text moves past it. Room for a process, a point of view, or the details behind the work.
Explore Pinned Scroll
IN GOOD COMPANY / Editorial Basalio free / 0.6.6
08 Scroll Sequence
One scroll. A new perspective.
Use the movement through a page to advance a sequence of images.
Explore Scroll Sequence
FRAME / Architecture Basalio free / 0.6.6
09 Magnetic Button
A little pull goes a long way.
Let a button respond gently to the pointer, then settle back into place.
Explore Magnetic Button
OFFSCRIPT / Creative direction Basalio free / 0.6.6
MADE IN WORDPRESS
Familiar editor.
Different possibilities.
Add a block, change the details, and see it on your site. This is the actual Gutenberg workflow.
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Questions
Asked before you did.
Yes. The blocks ship on WordPress.org under GPL-2.0-or-later: no locked blocks, no watermarks, no instance limits. Free is not a trial. Nothing in the free version expires or gets pulled into Pro later.
The Pro layer: a control center in the editor sidebar for live-tuning all nine blocks, the full Hacks vault, one-click hack-trailer effects, and every future block. One payment, unlimited sites, refundable until the control center ships.
Yes. Basalio blocks are native WordPress blocks. They work with any block theme or classic theme running the block editor. No page builder, no premium theme required.
A single shared script loads only on pages that use a block, and only the blocks on that page are initialized. There is no runtime framework, no jQuery, and no global stylesheet overriding your theme.
Your content stays intact. Blocks degrade to static, semantic markup. Grids stay grids, text stays text. Nothing is stored in a proprietary format.
You are paying for the control center, the Hacks vault, and a direct line to the person building it. Not for permission to use code you could already fork. If Basalio disappears tomorrow, what you have keeps working.
Unlimited sites per license.
Price goes to $249. Founder licenses stay valid, keep every future block and Hack, and are never re-billed.
Q1 2027. If it doesn't, see the refund terms above.
Founder pricing
Get the Pro control center at founder pricing.
Everything in the free version, plus the Pro layer. One payment, unlimited sites, yours permanently, and refundable until the control center ships.
Fictional creative projects, recorded with the actual free plugin. Includes generated editorial and product imagery. Case Study Transition shown with a WordPress compatibility rule.
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