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The Fields API. Never heard of it? That’s OK. Outside of the inner development community, it is not widely known. … Continue reading Gutenberg Can Tackle the Problems the Fields API Tried to Solve →

As the WordPress theme review team wound down their team meeting yesterday, they were finalizing what their focus area for … Continue reading Get Involved With Block-Based WordPress Theme Experiments →

The Gutenberg team released version 7.2 of the plugin yesterday after a four-week release hiatus for the holidays. This update … Continue reading Gutenberg 7.2 Adds Long-Awaited Multi-Button Block and Gallery Image Size Option →

The past two weeks have been blazing fast for Gutenberg plugin development. A total of 161 pull requests (patches) were … Continue reading Gutenberg 7.1 Includes Welcome Modal, Improves Multi-Block Selection, and Adds Drag-and-Drop Featured Images →

As we quickly head into the final weeks of 2019, we also pass the first anniversary of WordPress 5.0 and, … Continue reading Gutenberg: One Year Later →

In a pull request on the Gutenberg repository yesterday, Riad Benguella created an initial document that outlines how block-based WordPress … Continue reading Initial Documentation for Block-Based WordPress Themes Proposed →

On November 27, Gutenberg 7.0 landed with several features, enhancements, and bug fixes. Most notably, the navigation block is now … Continue reading Gutenberg 7.0 Launches Stable Navigation Block, Post Blocks, and Template Parts →

On November 13, the Gutenberg team launched version 6.9 with several features, most of which were aimed at developers. Users … Continue reading Gutenberg 6.9 Introduces Image Titles, Block Patterns, and New Theme Features →

WordPress theming has a rich history. Over the years, theme authors have brought a plethora of features to the platform. … Continue reading Themes of the Future: A Design Framework and a Master Theme →

The Gutenberg team released version 6.7 of the Gutenberg plugin last week. The announcement post listed a little over three … Continue reading Gutenberg 6.7 Introduces Storybook and Gradient Backgrounds →

I began using WordPress in 2005. I’d already been learning HTML and CSS for a couple of years. I even … Continue reading Rebirth of Creativity: Gutenberg and the Future of WordPress Themes →