Tag: gutenberg

  • I heard the absolute, all time best quote to validate WordPress, specifically the block editor (Gutenberg). A colleague and I were guiding a brand new WordPress user through creating new…

  • I came across an interesting take on Gutenberg. Nitin Khanna wrote, “With the introduction of Gutenberg, it’s shooting itself in the foot in that regard, but gaining a lot more…

  • This is a pleasant surprise. WordPress must have recently moved the “Set featured” image box in the post settings, and I missed it coming. It’s at the top of the…

  • I still can’t figure out why WordPress moved Template Parts to the Patterns area in the site editor. Template parts use the same lexical terminology as Templates, so those should…

  • I’m still amazed each day how far WordPress has come. I’m especially grateful for the block editor and block themes. There is nothing more frustrating these days in WordPress than…

  • The Block Visibility plugin developed by Nick Diego for WordPress is my absolute favorite block plugin right now for WordPress. This plugin provides an extensive array of visibility controls that…

  • I wanted to learn more about block building in Gutenberg and tested myself with recreating a classic WordPress theme, Twenty Fourteen. I decided to submit my work to the Museum…

  • The Museum of Block Art is a gallery of art built with the WordPress block editor, pushing the boundaries of core Gutenberg. Inspired by the call for new submissions celebrating…

  • This will be the first of what I hope will be be many short tutorials using Gutenberg and full site editing. I’ll try to keep these quick, and if I’m…

  • I’ve been excited about full site editing (FSE) and the future of WordPress theme design for a long time. It’s a slow process, but each new Gutenberg plugin release and…