Tag: full site editing

  • FSE and WordPress Themes: What Does the MVP Look Like?

    FSE and WordPress Themes: What Does the MVP Look Like?

    Josepha Haden Chomphosy, the Executive Director of WordPress, posted a follow-up to her outline of the upcoming year. Questions mounted about what a minimum viable product (MVP) looked like for Full Site Editing (FSE), which is expected to be ready in the Gutenberg plugin in April. The core team is also shooting for a June…

  • A Multi-Theme System, the Decade-Long Wait for Grandchild Themes, and Themeless Templates

    A Multi-Theme System, the Decade-Long Wait for Grandchild Themes, and Themeless Templates

    Around 2010, child theming had finally caught its stride. Bigger theme shops were starting to take note, and some were implementing advanced parent themes that were meant to serve as a “framework” for creating child themes. The theme development community hit a bit of a brick wall amid this explosion of child theming. Grandchild themes…

  • New Local Blueprint Enables One-Click Setup for Testing Full Site Editing

    New Local Blueprint Enables One-Click Setup for Testing Full Site Editing

    If you haven’t yet tested the Gutenberg team’s progress on the full site editing (FSE) project, WordPress developer Carrie Dils has created a blueprint for Local that makes it easy to jump right in. Full site editing is phase 2 on the Gutenberg roadmap and is one of the main focuses for WordPress core development…

  • Armando WordPress Theme Provides Insight Into the Current State of Full Site Editing

    Armando WordPress Theme Provides Insight Into the Current State of Full Site Editing

    As we inch closer to a year in which WordPress’s primary focus will be on Full Site Editing, it is fortunate timing that Themes Team representative Carolina Nymark publicly announced her latest theme, Armando. It is a blogging theme that makes use of the latest features from the Gutenberg plugin. The theme is currently awaiting…

  • State of the Word 2020: WordPress Moves Toward Full Site Editing

    State of the Word 2020: WordPress Moves Toward Full Site Editing

    WordPress enthusiasts around the world tuned into Matt Mullenweg’s annual State of the Word address this week, delivered virtually for the first time. Mullenweg recognized the community’s efforts in working together during a global pandemic, without the benefit of periodic in-person events that have traditionally re-energized collaboration on the project. During a most unusual year…