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From its inception, the block editor was always intended to be more than just an editor for the main content … Continue reading Gutenberg Team Explores the Future of Full-Site Editing with New Prototype →

Two weeks ago, Justin Tadlock published a proposal on behalf of the Theme Review Team to create a set of … Continue reading The Theme Review Team Releases Two Feature Packages, an Autoloader and a Customize Section Button →

Gutenberg phase 2 development is underway and one of the first orders of business is porting all existing core widgets … Continue reading Gutenberg Phase 2 to Update Core Widgets to Blocks, Classic Widget in Development →

The Gutenberg team took questions from a full room users and developers this morning before diving into the specifics of … Continue reading Gutenberg Team Panel Talks Release Timeline, Theme Building, and Customization at WCEU →

WordPress 4.9 “Tipton” was released today, named for Oklahoma-born jazz musician William Lee Tipton, a gifted pianist and saxophonist. This … Continue reading WordPress 4.9 Released with Major Improvements to Customizer Workflow, Updated Code Editors, and New Core Gallery Widget →

While WordPress 4.8 focused on adding new widgets, visual improvements to links in the text editor, and a new dashboard … Continue reading WordPress 4.9 Adds Scheduling, Drafts, and Front-End Preview Links to the Customizer →

WordPress core contributors have set a tentative schedule for the upcoming 4.9 release, which will be co-led by Mel Choyce … Continue reading WordPress 4.9 to Focus on Code Editing and Customization Improvements, Targeted for November 14 →

Contributors to the Customize Snapshots feature plugin are steadily building a UI for managing Customizer changesets using the changesets infrastructure … Continue reading Customize Snapshots 0.6.0 Adds the Ability to Name and Merge Changesets →

In this episode, John James Jacoby joins me to discuss the news of the week. We give our take on … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 274 – WordPress Commercials, Storefront, and the Customizer →

WordPress 3.4 introduced the WordPress Customizer API and over time it has evolved from being a theme customizer to a framework … Continue reading WordPress 4.8 Increases Maximum Width of the Customizer Sidebar to 600 Pixels →

In January 2017, WordPress core design contributors posted a survey titled What are you using the Customizer for? The link … Continue reading Initial Customizer Survey Results Reveal Majority of Respondents Don’t Use It →

WordPress core development is kicking off in 2017 with the new focus-based development process that Matt Mullenweg announced during the … Continue reading Matt Mullenweg Announces Tech and Design Leads for New Focus-Based Development Cycle →