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Version 5.0 of Advanced Custom Fields has been released, and it’s considered a major milestone for the free version. Updates include a revised UI, a revamped import/export tool, long-awaited Gutenberg support, and several new fields.
In this episode, Brian and Brian discuss meta data in WordPress, including the challenge of implementing data into new tools, such as the REST API and the Gutenberg editor.
Director of WordPress at Cloudways, Robert Jacobi, talks about WordPress and their WordPress hosting products in this interview with Post Status Publisher Cory Miller.
There are signs that Gutenberg is being considered for adoption on some level in Drupal. There is already a demo of Gutenberg in Drupal, and there is a talk dedicated to the subject at the upcoming Drupal Europe conference. Yoast recently showed off its Gutenberg SEO Sidebar, which is included in the recently released Yoast SEO 8.0 plugin….
Eric Karkovack has showcased an impressive upcoming feature of Advanced Custom Fields. Called “ACF Blocks,” this feature allows users to create custom Gutenberg block types without the usual JavaScript. ACF PRO customers can play with this today in the latest beta release, which is available for download from their accounts. Clark Wimberly shared a WordPress Gutenberg design…
WordCamp US will be happening next week — officially December 7th, 8th, and 9th — for the second year in Nashville. If you are not attending, free livestream tickets are available. There’s a certain feeling in the air that this year’s WCUS might be one of the more memorable and perhaps historic gatherings of the WordPress…
Ronald Huereca explains how to create a Gutenberg sidebar with a handy example.
