The Gutenberg Component Autocomplete is an interesting one. You can use it to show a list of posts to choose from or any other list possible. In this tutorial we are going to learn the options for it and how […]
How Will Gutenberg Change Your WordPress Workflow?
The way you develop for and create content with WordPress is changing. With the release of WordPress 5.0 and the new Gutenberg editor, there will be a lot of adjustments to make. They not only affect what we see on […]
With the new Gutenberg editor release in WordPress 5.0 just around the corner, we thought we would share some tips and tricks to help you get started using the new WordPress editor.
The Complete Anatomy Of The Gutenberg WordPress Editor
An in-depth analysis of the new Gutenberg Editor and its impact on the WordPress web development. In this article, you’ll learn a few hands-on tricks that will prove useful especially if you are using Gutenberg for the first time.
Enqueueing Scripts and Styles for Gutenberg Blocks
Before we start building new blocks for the Gutenberg editor we need to know how to properly enqueue scripts and styles. Thankfully WordPress makes this easy with two new hooks.
Welcome back to our series on creating custom blocks with the WordPress Gutenberg Block API. This tutorial is all about extending the random image block we created in the previous post. We got as...
The following code is used by Weaver Xtreme Version 4.0 to support Gutenberg block styling in both the front-end and for the visual editor in the back end. This code is subject to change as both We…
Editor styling for the Gutenberg editor: how to match your site's layout
Want to see your content's end result right in the Gutenberg editor? I take you through all the steps necessary to add editor styling rules to your website.
Here we create a block that builds off what we've learned in parts 1. We want to create a Wordpress Gutenberg block that can be rich text editable by content editors.
WordPress Gutenberg Blocks: Setting up and enqueueing CSS in the editor and the view
This is the third part of a WordPress Gutenberg Blocks series. You can see Part 1 and part 2. The finished repo for this tutorial is located here. We’ve created a simple block that allows a user to edit an h2 element in a truly WYSIWYG style. We’ve talked about how WordPress Gutenberg does attributes and how […]
The WordPress Gutenberg project is one of the biggest changes in WordPress in a decade and we thought we would address a few questions and misconceptions about how it relates to TinyMCE. What is Gutenberg? Gutenberg is the codename for the new editor experience in the next major release WordPress. An official date has not...
In Yoast SEO 8.2, we’ve taken the first step into combining the power of Gutenberg with SEO: you can now automatically add structured data with content blocks!
Create Style Variations for WordPress Gutenberg Blocks: Part 1
Now is an exciting time for WordPress developers with the official release of version 5.0 just around the corner. This will mark the debut of the brand new editor, code-named Gutenberg. If you have...
Create a Reusable Block in WordPress Gutenberg Editor
The new Gutenberg editor has reusable blocks. Create a piece of content once and use it over or reuse it in your WordPress posts and pages with just a click.
The Ultimate Guide to Gutenberg Image Alignments in WordPress Themes
Listen to this article: I’m writing a number of articles outlining the tricks the trade I’m learning while developing Gutenberg-ready WordPress themes. Up next is this guide on supporting Gutenberg’s new alignment features. Woot! In the coming months, the WordPress editor will receive a major overhaul — quite possibly the biggest evolution that WordPress will […]
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Download Sketch file. View InVision prototype. I’ve wanted a better way of making restaurant menus since first working on WordPress.com’s restaurant menu custom post type a couple years ago. The process felt so slow, clunky, and divorced from the final product. CPTs never felt like the right method for providing this kind of content. Blocks […]
With the arrival of the new WordPress editor (also known as Gutenberg), we have released a free plugin that adds a Downloads block to any post or page. Learn more about Easy Digital Downloads Blocks!