What’s ahead with WordPress 5.3
WordPress 5.3 is roughly a month away from release. But testing has already begun, and we have an idea of what will be in the last major release of 2019. So let's look at what you can expect come Nov. 12.
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Where to find Gutenberg blocks for your website
With WordPress 5.0 came Gutenberg and block editing. Now, as you search for blocks to build your posts and pages, here are some good places to begin your search.
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Being careful with your blocks
It's almost been a year since the new Gutenberg editor was rolled into WordPress core. It's led to an explosion of cool blocks. But you need to be careful when installing them.
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Creating Gutenberg blocks with Advanced Custom Fields
Playing with Gutenberg can be fun. But creating blocks in JavaScript can be tough. But ACF will be giving developers help in the future.
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How to stay on-brand with Gutenberg
One of the best parts of Gutenberg is the power it gives small business over their website. But you need to make sure you still stay on brand.
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How to add a custom color palette to your website with Gutenberg
One of the best parts of Gutenberg is the easy color changes. But how do you keep your colors on brand? Three words: custom color palettes.
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After WordPress 5.0 everyone needs to take a breath
WordPress 5.0 came out last week and was met with almost every emotion under the sun. There's at least a bit of a divide in the community. So now what?
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Object-oriented programming in a Gutenberg world
So now that we know why object-oriented programming might be good for your next WordPress plugin, let's try it with a plugin that creates custom Gutenberg blocks.
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Patience will be needed with Gutenberg
Gutenberg continues to be a divisive topic inside the WordPress sphere. But as you begin to try out the new editor, heed this advice: be patient.
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What I’ve learned so far in developing a theme suited for Gutenberg
Recently I started creating a premium WordPress theme that relies a lot on Gutenberg with the idea of having it ready when it's rolled into core. So here are a few thoughts on developing a theme for the new editor.
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WordPress developers need to help non-technical users through Gutenberg transition
The Gutenberg transition is going to be difficult for non-technical users. So it's up to us WordPress developers to help them however we can.
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Should Gutenberg blocks be in plugins or themes?
Gutenberg is still going through the finishing stages before it's released in WordPress core. But there's still a question about Gutenberg blocks that I'm not really seeing anyone answer. Should blocks be placed in plugins or themes?
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