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There has been an increase in developer resources around Gutenberg. We collected quite a few here. We’ll update along the way. If you found one that’s not listed, let us know in the comments. Disclaimer: Nowadays it’s hard to make a clear distinction between a designer and a developer when it comes to the work … Continue reading 53 Resources for Developers & Designers building Blocks for Gutenberg →

Listen to this article: There’s no better time to start exploring how each of our WordPress themes will interface with Gutenberg. So to help folks level-up their themes to support the new WordPress block editor, I built the Block Unit Test WordPress plugin. Testing every core block within Gutenberg — and every variation of every […]

Gutenberg 3.6 was released today, featuring a design overhaul for the core icons in the block inserter. The blocks now use Material icons, which offer more options than the Dashicons. This update a…

Inner Blocks are Gutenberg Blocks that allow inserting additional blocks within your own block. To understand it even better, imagine a shortcode that wraps the content. This content can then be shown or hidden. You can achieve that inside Gutenberg […]

Gutenberg, the upcoming block editor for WordPress, has a built-in color palette that lets users stylize content rather easily. While WordPress themes can override them and provide “themed” color palettes, I thought it would be interesting to load a custom color value from the WordPress Customizer within Gutenberg color palettes. For example, folks would be […]

Easily connect Gutenberg's color palettes to your colors that can be controlled by the WordPress theme customier

Do you want everyone to be able to enjoy your content and know your product? Then you have to make your website accessible for everyone! Learn how to make your website accessible, this time with Gutenberg, the new WordPress editor.

Some WordPress users will not upgrade to 5.0 and Gutenberg. How this issue is addressed will impact the development of the application, its community, and its users long term. Offering a Long-Term Support version of 4.9.x may be the solution we need.

Looking for providing Gutenberg editor's full-width alignment compatibility in your WordPress theme? Even though your theme sets boxed website layout, and even displays a sidebar? You're at...

In Gutenberg 3.6.2, the development team moved the Convert Block option to the left most icon in the toolbar. As long as the toolbar is visible, so is the option to change block types. However, the…

During the 2017 State of the Word address, Matt Mullenweg announced the availability of the Classic Editor plugin for site owners who are not ready to adopt Gutenberg when it makes its debut in Wor…

It has been three weeks since the “Try Gutenberg” prompt was sent out in WordPress 4.9.8 and the plugin has now passed 200,000 active installations. The callout has increased the visibi…

Mario Peshev, CEO of DevriX, has published a video that explains how Gutenberg will change the way users create content. If your background as a WordPress user is maintaining your website with the …

If you’ve been following all the fuss regarding Gutenberg, the new WordPress editor, you know that many users have formed a very strong opinion of it. But, all the drama...

Page builders like Beaver Builder or Gutenberg? Which works best for your WordPress website project? Let's compare and contrast.

Having worked with thousands of WordPress users over the years, I feel that WordPress is viewed as another tool and most will wait to deal with Gutenberg once it is released in core.

At WordCamp Boston, we shared the biggest challenges we’ve faced as plugin authors, the ways we've dealt with them, and the main lessons we’ve learned.

2018 has been dominated by the Gutenberg editor. Now, WordPress developers are beginning to embark on an 'arms race' to see who will get the upper hand with early adopters. This piece will look at what we can expect from those WordPress developers, and discuss how the theme and plugin landscape could be affected!

WordPress is the most popular content management system(CMS) out there. With more than a quarter of the websites using WordPress, its CMS capabilities are proofed day in and out. Since its first days, it has evolved from a simple blog management system to a veritable CMS that can be used to build anything. Talking about […]

Secure your content in the WordPress Gutenberg editor via login or by user role, with Secure Blocks for Gutenberg. Available for download now in the WordPress plugin repository. Using Secure Blocks you can add any Gutenberg block inside a secure block, and have it render only to logged in users, or you can lock it …

Are you ready for Gutenberg? We've compiled 10 resources for you to be Guten-ready! Check them out and start building beautiful websites with Gutenberg WordPress editor.

advanced-custom-blocks - A WordPress Admin interface and a simple templating system for building custom Gutenberg blocks.

Perception is everything. And when the perception of your product or service isn’t very positive, it can really throw a monkey-wrench into your plans for success (just ask Windows 8)....

In a post WordPress 4.9.8 world; regular WordPress users are finding out about Gutenberg and many of them seem very happy to see/use it. Don't take my word for it. Take a look at Gary's Twitter profile as he has been constantly retweeting what different people are saying about Gutenberg.

WordPress has been around for 15 years. 31.5% of sites use it, and that figure continues to climb. We’re here for the long term, so we need to plan for the long term. Gutenberg is being built…

The big event is finally within sight: WordPress 5.0, featuring the new Gutenberg editor, is coming soon. And all of the emotions leading up to this release are quite unlike anything we’ve seen in the world of WordPress. Feelings are all over the spectrum, from those who are absolutely giddy with excitement to those

Going Gutenberg is an ongoing series about the WordPress block editor. In Chapter 6, we share our notion "Classic Blocks" and the problems they solve.