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The Full Site Editing (FSE) Outreach Program has now concluded its first round of testing. Its first focus area was … Continue reading First Round of the FSE Outreach Program Concludes, Identifies Template-Editing Mode Problems →

Around 2010, child theming had finally caught its stride. Bigger theme shops were starting to take note, and some were … Continue reading A Multi-Theme System, the Decade-Long Wait for Grandchild Themes, and Themeless Templates →

WordPress’ block editor, colloquially still widely known as Gutenberg, is making inroads into the segment of users who have heavily … Continue reading Gutenberg’s Faster Performance Is Eroding Page Builders’ Dominance →

Gutenberg 9.7 landed yesterday with several updates and improvements. Users should expect to see changes to the interface for block … Continue reading Gutenberg 9.7 Improves User Experience, Updates Reusable Blocks, and Brings Page Templates to FSE Themes →

As we inch closer to a year in which WordPress’s primary focus will be on Full Site Editing, it is … Continue reading Armando WordPress Theme Provides Insight Into the Current State of Full Site Editing →

For some people, Christmas arrived a couple of days early. Gutenberg 9.6 launched with its first iteration of drag-and-drop blocks … Continue reading Gutenberg 9.6 Introduces Drag-and-Drop Blocks and Global Inheritance for the Query Block →

Kjell Reigstad announced the Photo Blocks theme on December 9. It is a part of an ongoing set of experimental … Continue reading Exploring Photo Blocks, an Experimental FSE-Ready Photoblogging Theme →

As I said last week, 2021 will be the year of the site editor. Matt Mullenweg’s State of the Word … Continue reading What Is Full Site Editing and What Does It Mean for the Future of WordPress? →

All hands on deck. 2021 will be the year of the Site Editor. Anne McCarthy announced the official start of … Continue reading Help Steer the Future of WordPress via the FSE Outreach Program →

Update some of the things. That was the goal that Jon Quach, a Principal Designer at Automattic, laid out in … Continue reading G2 Components, a From-Scratch Reimagining of WordPress Components →

Gutenberg 9.5 went live today. The development team is continuing forward with work that we will start seeing down the … Continue reading Gutenberg 9.5 Improves Site Editor and Adds New Options for Cover and Code Blocks →