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The get_block_wrapper_attributes() function allows you to use the styles built by WordPress' native supports for a block, such as background and text

ACF 6.0 introduces support for WordPress’s block.json method of block registration, the recommended way of registering blocks since WordPress 5.8 and

ACF Blocks give you the power to create virtually any block you could desire, with the same features found in WordPress core blocks, such as InnerBlocks,

Have you ever wanted to disable specific blocks in WordPress? Whether to simplify the editing experience, maintain consistency across a site, or any other reason, this article will guide you throug…

This is the latest GenerateBlocks review which covers all the blocks, features and additional customization options with GenerateBlocks Pro.

As I continue to write about learning to build block editor blocks, we’ll continue with looking at adding styles to both the backend and the frontend.

In this part of the series, we begin looking at how we can make our blocks more dynamic by adding support for editable content.

ACF 6.0 includes a major improvement to the way blocks are built. It now supports using block.json, which aligns with WordPress core’s preferred method for block registration. Why is this…

The block variation API allows you to create “variations” of existing blocks. A variation differs from the original block by a predefined set of attributes or inner blocks. When the variation block…

I’m going to go write a series of articles in which I’ll share my experience as something like “a backend engineer is learning to build Block Editor blocks.”

A CLI to register and scaffold an ACF block.

This page lists the core blocks included in the block-library package. Items marked with a strikeout (strikeout) are explicitly disabled.…

From the moment I opened my first theme shop back in 2008 to the present day as someone who merely tinkers, my plan has always been to build a single theme in the mold of CSS Zen Garden. This was a…

One of the best features of WordPress Full Site Editing (FSE) is the theme.json file. It can be used to easily add styles to your […]

Many people complain about the hurdles of getting started with building Gutenberg blocks and apps. The learning curve is steep, mainly due to the

In the lingo of the WordPress block editor, presets are the set of values that are shown to users in different style categories: colors, duotone values, font sizes, gradients. Presets are an import…

Love ‘em or hate ‘em, gradients are here to stay. Especially now, as the WordPress block editor has a default mechanism to apply gradient styles throughout the editing experience. Out of the box, I don’t find the default gradient application experience particularly meaningful, as these presets are an assortment of trendy gradient styles presets. But …

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We start off by finding out which block styles exists via .getBlockTypes(). This will dump it into the console: wp.domReady(() => { // find blocks styles wp.blo

Part 1 - Programmatically registering and configuring your Genesis custom blocks In the last 3 months I've given upwards of a dozen presentations on building custom blocks with Genesis. Some of

Demo plugin for CSS-Tricks article about WordPress block filters - dmtrmrv/intro-to-block-filters

The Block Editor project for WordPress and beyond. Plugin is available from the official repository. - WordPress/gutenberg

Note: The link to the full example is here. It’s a small plugin so feel free to download it, install it, and use it as you follow along with this guide. Why is this necessary? The Gutenberg editor in WordPress allows infinite possibilities for developers to provide custom block solutions for content editors. At some point…

Use InnerBlocks to insert any block (core or custom) inside your custom ACF block. Set the default content, limit which blocks can be used, and more.

Block Patterns are predefined block layouts, ready to insert and tweak. Block Patterns Registration register_block_pattern The editor comes…

If you're a theme or plugin developer, now is a better time than ever to start capitalizing on the newest addition to Gutenberg: Block Patterns

A thorough and detailed 10 step tutorial for beginners in Gutenberg in how to create your own custom WordPress Gutenberg block.