Gutenberg

What happens when you let 40 people user-test WordPress' new Gutenberg editor? We've been user-testing Gutenberg and we made some interesting observations.

A new WordPress editor is coming. Of course, we're working on a Gutenberg integration for Yoast SEO. In this post, we'll share some of our early concepts.

We had vivid conversation about Gutenberg in WordPress Helsinki Meetup. I was hosting the meetup and shared my opinions about Gutenberg. We also got our hands dirty and tested Gutenberg. In short peop…

If you're already familiar with WordPress, you're probably used to its content editor based on TinyMCE. Creating content in WordPress did not really change for many years now. But with ne…

If there's one and only one feature that made WordPress gain 30% of the web's market share, this feature would be Extensibility. What is WordPress without Yoast? What is WordPress without…

CEO Andrew Roberts attends WordCamp New York where gave his talk, "The What and Why of Gutenberg". In this post, he discusses the answers to the questions asked from the audience.

Gutenberg is a very ambitious project with a lot of potential, but it wants to change too many things. Let's talk about plugin integration and its issues.

This weekend I enjoyed WordCamp New York City as well as a gorgeous 6-hour drive through the Adirondacks to get there. Setting GMaps to avoid toll roads brought me south along the Taconic State Parkwa…

Discover what's new in the upcoming Gutenberg WordPress editor, what you can expect, and how it will affect your existing posts and pages.

This release includes long awaited meta-boxes support (needs testing!), improves the writing flow with tweaks to block navigation, adds the ability to insert blocks between other blocks quickly, an…

The WordPress Gutenberg editor is in active development for its planned release in version 5.0. Has it improved since I last tried it?

The future of WordPress lies in the Customizer and the Gutenberg plugin, which will soon be integrated into core. However, it comes at some cost.

With this release Gutenberg allows you to make edits and tweaks to the HTML of individual blocks, without having to hunt for the relevant code in the full document view. 1.4 🐼 Redesigned the…

In a post titled Gutenberg, or the Ship of Theseus, Matías Ventura breaks down the vision for how the project will transform WordPress’ content creation experience and the decisions the team …

The news about Facebook dropping the patent clause and re-licensing of React under the MIT license brought some sort of relief to the WordPress community. But the much-heated debate isn’t over yet. Pe…

How can a system fundamentally evolve without drastically changing? WordPress can build incredible sites, yet the usability and clarity that used to be a driving force for its adoption has been fad…

1.3 🦍: Add an opacity range slider to the cover image block. Offer the option to convert a single block to an HTML block when conflicting content is detected. Persist recently used blocks through s…

We've been thinking hard about the new editing experience for WordPress, Gutenberg. This post outlines what we think would be a better approach.

Imagine a very simple blog. Blog posts are just a title and a paragraph or three. In that case, having a CMS where you enter the title and those paragraphs

The WordPress content management system has built quite an empire for itself, with a community of passionate fans that help push it to new heights. It's the customizability of the platform that has ev…

As with any major software change, you’ll want to make sure your existing plugins and themes will be compatible with Gutenberg.

In this week's News Drop we talk about the revised roadmap for the Gutenberg Editor and WordPress 5.0.

If you haven't heard the news already, Matt has decided to move Gutenberg, the new WordPress editor, off of React, over people's reaction to the recent response from Facebook's legal…

As you may have heard, WordPress is currently working on a brand new content editor named Gutenberg. Currently available as a plugin and set to ship with WordPress 5.0, the...

Justin Sainton shares his thoughts on the Gutenberg Project, a revolutionary and controversial new WordPress editor recently released.

The WordPress community is currently knee-deep in Gutenberg takes, as the new editor is poised to impact nearly every corner of the ecosystem when it ships in WordPress 5.0. With billions of dollar…

For digital marketers, the Gutenberg editor could change our workflows for content production and management. Here's everything you need to know about it.

Did you have enough of the Gutenberg drama. We try to explain why it occurred and how to avoid it next time such a big change is brought to WordPress

If you’re involved in the WordPress community and follow WordPress news you’ve no doubt heard about the Gutenberg project. If you haven’t heard about it, get ready. Gutenberg will fundamentally cha…

The new editor in WordPress is a brave project. It takes a lot of courage to shake up a well-established tree that is used, and loved by a third of all website creators on the planet. It is natural an…