ByDan Knauss
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Here’s Nick Hamze on building Gutenberg blocks for the next generation:
“Give blocks a chance and maybe ask your kids what they’d like their WordPress to look like.”
This is a good read, and it takes on a subject I don’t think we take seriously enough as a community.
ThemeIsle just released Blocks CSS: CSS Editor for Gutenberg Blocks which allows you to add Custom CSS to any Gutenberg Block.
Jeffrey Carandang explains how to add custom Gutenberg block styles with ES6 and ES5 Javascript.
Speaking of Gutenberg, you can download the Gutenberg plugin from the plugin repo as well and try it out yourself. Some are already sharing their first impressions. Matt Cromwell notes it’s flexible, but also mentions some weaknesses and concerns. Chris Lema states that he “clearly missed the goal of this thing”. Finally, as Aaron Jorbin points…
I learned a lot from this post by Chris Weigman on how he went back to WordPress after a year with Hugo. Other technologies may be attractive, but WordPress still pays the bills. Chris also mentions that “the block editor has come a long way in the past year.” When he switched to Hugo he…
In this episode, Mark Westguard of WS Form joins Cory Miller to discuss OpenAI, the innovation we are already seeing, and what we can and should expect in the future when it comes to WordPress.
An App Store for WordPress.com? Performance Team Gathers Steam. WP Notify. FSE Beta. Block is Beautiful. Security, Plugin, Dev, Acquisitions.
