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“Gutenberg” is the name for the new WordPress editor. Gutenberg’s editor uses blocks to create all kinds of content in line with modern coding standards and aligning it with open web initiatives.
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What’s New in Gutenberg 11.6!
Learn about the new features that have come with the release of Gutenberg 11.6. We’re getting closer to WordPress’ goal to make it possible…
What You Need to Know About the WordPress Pattern Directory
Learn how to copy patterns and insert them into your content and how to create new patterns to be published in the WordPress Directory.
What Comes of Full Site Editing in WordPress 5.8?
WordPress 5.8 has incorporated many Full Site Editing features that you should know about.
What’s New in WordPress 5.8
WordPress is still working to provide many more features to the editing of pages and posts. The ultimate goal is to make it a…
Our Experience at WordCamp Europe 2021
The WordPress community does not give up on holding European WordCamps, even if they are online. With a more informal format, we have taken…
WordPress A/B Testing Plugin Comparison: What’s New for 2021
If you are looking to improve your web revenue, you should perform A/B tests. In this guide we explain the most important features you…
The Complete Guide of Gutenberg Block Patterns (III)
Complete guide to block patterns, very useful elements for designing WordPress pages efficiently. Part Three.
The Complete Guide to Gutenberg Block Patterns (II)
Complete guide to block patterns, very useful elements for designing WordPress pages efficiently. Learn how to create a pattern.
The Complete Guide of Gutenberg Block Patterns (I)
Complete guide to block patterns, very useful elements for designing WordPress pages efficiently.
Reuse React Components from Gutenberg in your WordPress Plugins
WordPress provides a series of React components included in Gutenberg that you can easily reuse in your plugins.
Create Pricing Tables With The Gutenberg Block Editor
This post explains the different alternatives you have to create pricing tables with the block editor.
How to Use SVG images in Your JavaScript Projects with Webpack
The @wordpress/scripts package makes it easier to develop on Gutenberg. Learn how to extend it with your own Webpack configuration to load SVG files.
