Gutenberg

The WordPress editing experience hasn't changed much in over a decade and Gutenberg now aims to completely reinvent it. It won't be easy, but here's why it's worth it and what it means for page builders.

It’s exciting to see the Drupal Gutenberg project getting under way, it makes me proud of the work we’ve done ensuring the flexibility of the underlying Gutenberg architecture. One of t…

See how we added Logic Hop – a personalized marketing tool for WordPress – to Gutenberg, for a really smooth editing experience.

Anders Norén has added Gutenberg support to his popular Hemingway theme in the latest update, version 1.66. The theme has a simple, timeless design that appeals to both bloggers and business owners…

The WordPress 4.9.9 release leads published a roadmap for the release this week. The minor release will be led by Anthony Burchell and Alain Schlesser. It is targeted for November 5 with the first …

The Drupal Gutenberg project is gaining momentum after Per André Rønsen and Marco Fernandes gave a presentation at Drupal Europe this week titled “Introducing the Gutenberg content editor for…

As part of the roadmap unveiled at WordCamp EU earlier this year, WordPress.com has started rolling out Gutenberg to a subset of users. Try Gutenberg Call-out on WordPress.com According to a WordPr…

The default editor in WordPress is somewhat crude. It is just a single (WYSYWIG) text area. All content is added here. Of course you can extend WordPress with custom fields or meta boxes to provide a…

Learning these keyboard shortcuts will enable you to add content and build pages much quicker.

Migrating your plugins and themes to use Gutenberg could prove to be a tricky task. Fortunately, Daniel Bachhuber's Gutenberg Migration Guide can help you make the switch. This post will look at the current state of the project, to help you make your own products Gutenberg-ready!

Ask your questions to the group of people building Gutenberg. Learn its design language, how to create blocks and extend the new editor interface in various ways.

Ask your questions to the group of people building Gutenberg. Learn its design language, how to create blocks and extend the new editor interface in various ways.

Is Gutenberg a threat to WordPress Drag & Drop content builders? Check out this thoughts as expressed by an avid WordPress user. Explore Gutenberg in detail.

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…

Gutenberg is the new editor experience in WordPress. It's crucial that you adapt your plugin for Gutenberg before it's too late. Here's how.

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…

We've created a block library that lists each block individually. Blocks in the library are easily searchable and tagged for convienience.

An avalanche of blocks is pouring into the WordPress ecosystem ahead of Gutenberg’s inclusion in core. A few block collections, such as Atomic Blocks, Stackable, and CoBlocks, can be found on…