Opinion

Imagine a future where you log into your website’s admin. You head over to the editor. This particular editor has … Continue reading Should WordPress Provide an API for Third-Party Editors? →

With full-site editing just around the bend, it is a fair question to ask whether the WordPress ecosystem is prepared … Continue reading Where Gutenberg Went Wrong: Theme Developer Edition →

You’ve probably never heard of Robert B. Strassler. That’s OK, you’re not alone. Early in his career, Strassler worked in … Continue reading Bringing Back Blogs in the Age of Social Media Censorship →

It is inevitable that when we publish a story on the Tavern that is remotely related to the block editor … Continue reading The Future of WordPress: The Block Editor Is Here to Stay →

Laying out a webpage design and getting every element aligned perfectly can be a tough job. Even many developers rely … Continue reading Should the Block Editor Have a Grid System? →

Lounge in your Baby Yoda sweats. Break out those knee-high Santa socks that you love to wear during the holidays. … Continue reading You Deserve to Wear Sweatpants; Don’t Let Anyone Tell You Any Different →

The concept of digital gardens is not new. It predates the modern blog, but there may be a resurgence, albeit … Continue reading On Digital Gardens, Blogs, Personal Spaces, and the Future →

Josepha Haden, executive director of WordPress, provided a progress update on the 2020 goals in early March. As always, the … Continue reading The Road Ahead: What’s in Store for WordPress for the Rest of 2020? →

Now that WordPress 5.4 has successfully launched, it is time to begin thinking about version 5.5, which has a tentative … Continue reading Open Call for WordPress 5.5 Tickets: What’s on Your Wish List? →

By now we’re all getting weary of the phrase “new normal.” Much ink has been spilled over the question of … Continue reading State of the Meetup Under Lockdown →

A common theme among my friend groups is the utter boredom of being under stay-at-home orders during the COVID-19 pandemic. … Continue reading Fighting the Stay-At-Home Boredom: Time to Create Rather Than Consume →