Gutenberg

With Gutenberg getting close to being ready for a beta release and ultimately being merged into core WP, its API and patterns are at a level mature enough that theme authors (and theme shops!) can start planning

A new enhancement is coming to WordPress 5.0. It's called Gutenberg. Here's how website design and development agency, WebDevStudios, is planning for it.

Since September, when I have written about the Gutenberg 1.1 version, this plugin soon to be part of the WordPress core, has come a long way and it has reached version 2.4.

The core WordPress team is quietly working on a revamp of the WordPress content editor that will have a significant impact on content creators and content st...

With WordPress in the process of preparing the new Gutenberg editor for full release in version 5.0, there are a ton of opinions on the change. I recently witnessed a demonstration of what the editor can do, and the presenter […]

Follow Kjell Reigstad’s process as he explores designing a block-driven theme with Sketch, for the Gutenberg era.

Learn how to use Gutenberg, the new WordPress editor. Free Gutenberg tutorials explain the new editing interface for WordPress, step by step. Every block is detailed with screenshots and explanations, along with the settings available for all Gutenberg blocks.

[Apologies for poor sound quality - I didn't have my decent mic to hand] Here's me trying to paste a few paragraphs of text from a Facebook post (not from Wo...

2.4 π Inserter Continues the work done in previous releases around balancing writing flow with the ability to easily insert non-text blocks. Show the full block inserter (+ button) to the left of e…

Contribute to events-gutenberg development by creating an account on GitHub.

Summary The Gravity Forms Gutenberg Block is a content block for the new WordPress Gutenberg page editor that allows you to add any of your saved Gravity Forms as a content block from directly within the Gutenberg editor. The Gravity Forms Gutenberg Block is available to any user who has an active Gravity Forms license. […]

Gutenberg will transform the way we edit content on WordPress. Wondering how complex plugins like WooCommerce will work with Gutenberg? Read on for an idea.

In advance of new block editor coming in WordPress 5.0, the WP team has released a development plugin called Gutenberg which allows users to experience, test, and customize the new editing process. This is a major change that will impact the way our users create and manage events. We’ve created this trial extension for you…

We’re excited to announce the release of an official extension for The Events Calendar called Events Gutenberg. As its name implies, it brings the power of WordPress’ new block editor—code-named “Gutenberg“—to The Events Calendar’s event post type. Like the official Gutenberg plugin itself, this extension is not intended for use on production sites yet. But…

WordPress might soon get a refresh for publishers! Check out our deep dive into the new Gutenberg WordPress editor, as well as some pros and cons.

Editor Feature Complete The following is an overview of the major functionality to be introduced by the new WordPress editor, helping visualize what has been done and what remains to be done in ter...

This past month, we announced our new blog series, #PlayingwithBlocks, dedicated to our adoption and learnings around Gutenberg, the new block-based editor for WordPress. In addition to writing about our experiences with …

While the initial focus of Gutenberg is the editor, the second focus is the Customization experience in WordPress. Mel Choyce, Product Designer at Automattic, recently spoke at LoopConf, on the pas…

Gutenberg is a new editor for WordPress. It will be incorporated into the WordPress core with WordPress 5.0. Using the Toolset Beta plugins, you can previe

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Seems we didn't have an overview issue for block templates even though we have discussed them repeatedly. Definition: In its most general sense, a block template is a definition that includes a lis...

You may be already aware of Gutenberg editor which is under rapid development and targeting to be merged in WordPress 5.0. The concept “get ready to make your words, pictures, and layout look as go…

This release provides a new MailChimp block for the upcoming overhaul of the WordPress post editor (codenamed Gutenberg). The block lets you easily insert a MailChimp newsletter signup form into a page or post, without having to create a Gravity Forms form.

A comprehensive guide to creating theme color palettes. Learn more about styling themes for the new block editor in WordPress.

What does the WordPress Gutenberg update actually mean for large and complex websites? This article explains how the new framework might affect existing enterprise websites and how organizations can proactively navigate the update.

Stanislav Kromov -- an AWP admin -- provides a detailed summary of the Mullenweg Interview/AMA regarding Gutenberg with his own analysis as well.

This release includes significant progress in consolidating the codebase and refining aspects of the experience. Notably, it introduces APIs for extending Gutenberg beyond blocks, allowing plugins …

In Chapter I of the Going Gutenberg blog series, we examined how the introduction of the new WordPress editor—codenamed “Gutenberg”—is a rare and exciting opportunity to evolve our plugins. It’s time to take a closer look at how, specifically, The Events Calendar and its add-ons will be impacted by the new editor. The Event Post…

Ideally, the majority of WordPress users should be able to use Gutenberg on the day WordPress 5.0 is released. They'll hit "Update WordPress", navigate back to the editor, and contin…