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Yesterday, Josepha Haden Chomphosy announced the roadmap for deciding whether Full Site Editing (FSE) will land in WordPress 5.8. After … Continue reading Will Full Site Editing Land in WordPress 5.8? A Decision Is Forthcoming →

The Gutenberg plugin repository currently has an open ticket calling for community-contributed Query block patterns. These would launch alongside Full … Continue reading Calling All Themers: Design the Next Round of Query Block Patterns →

Version 10.3 of the Gutenberg plugin landed yesterday. Users can now define a default Image block size. The development team … Continue reading Gutenberg 10.3 Supports Default Image Sizes, Continues Normalizing Toolbars, and Categorizes Theme Blocks →

Anne McCarthy announced the fourth round of testing for the Full Site Editing (FSE) Outreach program last week. This testing … Continue reading FSE Outreach Round #4: Building a Restaurant-Themed Header With Gutenberg’s Site Editor →

Yesterday, 10up officially announced Convert to Blocks, a WordPress plugin for transforming classic posts into blocks. The goal is to … Continue reading 10up Creates Classic Post Migration Route With Its Convert to Blocks WordPress Plugin →

Joris van Montfort, a freelance WordPress developer, released the JVM Gutenberg Rich Text Icons plugin over the weekend. The goal … Continue reading Insert Font Awesome Icons Into the Block Editor via the JVM Gutenberg Rich Text Icons Plugin →

In this, the first episode of the WP Tavern Jukebox podcast, we talk to Josepha Haden Chomphosy. She is the Executive Director of the WordPress project, and discusses WordPress’ past, present and future. We talk about how WordPress has changed over time and what needs to be considered in the future, to keep the community engaged.

Like many others, I often have pinned tabs of all sorts of things in my browser. Some of them linger … Continue reading Refactoring Gutenberg’s Gallery Block To Support Nested Images →

Yesterday, version 10.2 of the Gutenberg WordPress plugin landed. Users can now add a Spacer block between Navigation items, categorize … Continue reading Gutenberg 10.2 Adds Spacers To Navigation Lists, Lets Users Categorize Template Parts, and Introduces Scoped Patterns →

Living on the bleeding edge of Gutenberg’s development is not particularly easy for everyone. There is a ton of work … Continue reading User-Friendly Methods for Testing Gutenberg Enhancements and Bug Fixes →

Gutenberg 10.1 landed yesterday with several new features, many of which focused on improvements to the interface and user experience. … Continue reading Gutenberg 10.1 Enhances Reusable Blocks, Updates Social Icons Spacing Options, and Normalizes Image Block Toolbar →

I’m a developer that has started developing with Gutenberg recently. There are a bunch of amazing benefits and features, but … Continue reading Ask the Bartender: What Happens When Block Markup Changes? →