Today we released Spectra v2.19.22, an update to the Spectra Gutenberg blocks plugin.
This brings two important image gallery fixes, as well as a major upgrade to our opt-in product analytics, providing richer insights while keeping your privacy choices fully intact.
What we’re most excited about is how this analytics upgrade helps us understand exactly how you use Spectra — so the blocks and features you rely on every day keep working better for you.
How does this benefit you?
1. Your most-used blocks get prioritized, not guessed
If data shows that thousands of Spectra sites rely on the Container block’s grid layout every single day, we know to invest development time there — not into features nobody actually reaches for. This means updates that actually matter to your workflow land more consistently.
2. Bugs get caught in the exact scenarios that affect you
If usage data shows that 80% of Spectra sites combine the Image Gallery block with the Container block, we test that combination first. That means fewer bugs slipping through to your live site, because we’re testing what’s real — not what we assume.
This is fully opt-in. No personal data is ever collected — just anonymous signals like “Container block is used on 12 pages” or “File generation is enabled.” You’re always in control.
Changelog
– Improvement: Enhanced usage analytics for better product insights.
– Fix: Image Gallery — Captions now display correctly on iPad and touch devices.
– Fix: Image Gallery — Removed unwanted extra spacing in carousel mode when only one image is used.
We appreciate your continued feedback and support as we work to improve Spectra!
For more detailed information, check out our Spectra docs.
Cheers,
Team Spectra