WordPress Contributors Actually Do Listen to Feedback and Engage With the Community
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From the Comments
Articles that highlight interesting discussions opened by WP Tavern readers.
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WordPress Theme Lock-In, Silos, and the Block System
For many years, I was a hardcore advocate of separating any non-design functionality from themes […]
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Work on the Twenty Twenty-Two Default WordPress Theme Should Already Be Underway
[The Eksell theme] does such a great job of selling a block editor-driven WordPress. It […]
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Understanding the Query Block and Its Importance in Site Editing
I really don’t understand this Query block even though it’s been mentioned in several Tavern […]
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Full-Site Editing Is Not the End of Artistic WordPress Themes
These plain canvas-like themes have until now been a choice for those who prefer it […]
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WordPress Plugin Authors Should Avoid Confusing Users When Naming Blocks
On May 4, the StudioPress development team made a small but significant user-facing change to […]
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Why Accessibility Matters for WordPress Themes and Their Users
“Do you ever read the subtitles on a video so you didn’t need to unmute […]
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On Politics and WordPress
I wish we lived in a world in which we could discuss code each day, […]
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Should WordPress Provide an API for Third-Party Editors?
Imagine a future where you log into your website’s admin. You head over to the […]
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Will Page Builders Remain Competitive in the Block Era?
As Elementor, the most-used WordPress page builder, celebrated its first round of funding at $15 […]
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Can the Block Directory and Business Interests Coexist?
WordPress.org is not an official marketplace for plugins and themes. Except for some plugins that […]