ByDan Knauss
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Mel Choyce has a roundup of Gutenberg Phase 2 concepts for navigation blocks.
WP Storybook looks like a good way to explore Gutenberg components. You can search and view them in different states and even test them on different viewports.
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Gutenberg hit the 3.0 milestone recently. Matias Ventura wrote about what’s new in Gutenberg on Make Core. The block library and inserting interface underwent an overhaul that I believe is a nice enhancement. Rich Tabor writes about how to add WordPress theme styles to Gutenberg, noting that doing so is not as “plug-and-play” as one…
First, some recent highlights from the ongoing effort to get ready for Gutenberg. Dev4Press has a summary of the current state of Gutenberg (version 2.4). Antonio Villegas shows how you can create your first Gutenberg block. He briefly covers the edit and save methods in his example. Advanced Gutenberg Blocks is a plugin that adds some…
Justin Tadlock explains how to build a compelling business or agency landing page with Gutenberg and his newly released Exhale WordPress theme, which I really like.
More WCEU Recaps Here’s an excellent WordCamp Europe contribution day recap from the Make WordPress Design team. I appreciate seeing how the discussion about Gutenberg and interaction resulted in designers opening issues in Github. Codeable had a nice recap as well and an interesting post about quickly taking professional photos of their team — 34…
