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…

As with most things involving Gutenberg, this could change, and may not be best practice later on, but it’s what I’ve found to work for the time being. Both ...

In the previous post, we learned all about block style variations and how they're used in the brand new WordPress 5.0 editor to switch between predefined styles easily.We'll take things a little...

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 […]

The new WordPress content editing system Gutenberg will be powering the WordPress post editor in WordPress 5.0. Gutenberg is a “block-based” editor. When creating content, everything is a block. If you have a post that is one paragraph, one header, and then two paragraphs, that’s four blocks. Gutenberg comes with a set of default “core” …

Adding buttons to a Gutenberg block can indeed be done. Dare I say it? Simply.

Gutenberg itself already exposes a lot of components ready to be re-used in our custom blocks. Most of these are located in wp.components and wp.blocks, and they include helpful building blocks for every Gutenberg block: Text

The new WordPress editor is getting a mixed response, so I’m going to discuss it from a JavaScript developer’s perspective.

Learn how to develop with the new WordPress Gutenberg Editor - from Educator Zac Gordon

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…

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…

This evening Matt Mullenweg announced on his blog that WordPress has decided to move away from React due to its BSD + Patents clause licensing. Gutenberg engineers will be rewriting the new editor …