ByDan Knauss
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Gutenberg 8.3 has been released. It features a few additions to the design tools for blocks, including a new padding control on the cover block. This release consolidates a new organization of block categories that groups blocks into text, media, design, widgets, and embeds.
See our video pick below to learn more about what's been happening recently and what's coming up next for blocks.
What does the future hold for WordPress themes, for theme developers and end users? Are we ready for a single master parent theme?
I sent out the first post and newsletter for my new Commerce Notebook project. If you didn’t subscribe, I figured I’d share the Footnotes from that newsletter here, this time. If you are into eCommerce, I hope you’ll check out that project. The post about eCommerce in the age of Amazon was a lot of…
What is a “headless” WordPress site? Is it a good option for you? What does headless WordPress offer in speed, security, and scalability?
Brandon Dove, co-founder of Pixel Jar, joins Cory Miller to discuss his WordPress plugin, AdSanity Plugin. They dive into the nuance of advertising, evaluate the benefits of free and paid plugins, and talk through the challenges and opportunities available to agencies that invest in product development while providing other services.
Adam Soucie shares a case study comparing how a Gist embed module for Beaver Builder and a Gutenberg block with the same function are built. The key differences come down to JavaScript versus PHP. Adam feels that although Gutenberg might not be the first choice when it comes to building something quickly at this time, it is powerful and…
9️⃣9️⃣ Version 9.9 of the Gutenberg plugin is out — its 99th release! What’s New: Custom colors for social icons, a redesigned options modal (now called “preferences”), text labels in the block toolbar, automatic dark mode, bug fixes, and miscellaneous tweaks and improvements. ✨
