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Weekend Edition #154 WordPress Page Builders and Blocks
Howdy, howdy. We had another interesting week and a lot of creativity around the block-editor. I hope, you enjoy this eclectic collection of links from…
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Live Q & A: The Making of Open-Source Story by Yoast with Blocks
Yoast partner and CTO, Omar Reiss and content team lead Willemien Hallebeek took us behind the scenes of the making of the Open-Source Story, a…
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Weekend Edition #153 Query-Block, Page Builders, Site Editor and more
Howdy, It’s been a while! How were your holidays? Did you get some rest? Wishing you and yours a Happy, healthy and prosperous New Year!…
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Site Editor Demo #SOTW
During State of the Word 2020, Joan Asmussen gave a 3-minute demo of the beta-version of the Site Editor that will come to WordPress as…
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Weekend Edition #152-Block-Based Themes, G2 Components, Block Pattern Directory and more
Happy Holidays! It’s almost there, in less than two weeks, we leave 2020 behind us and start the New Year! Wishing you and yours all…
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Weekend Edition #151 – Theme Development, Block Editor Plugins and Using Blocks Outside WordPress
Howdy! WordPress history was made this week, when the all-women release squad pushed WordPress 5.6 over the finish line. Congratulations to the co-leads, Josepha Haden,…
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Weekend Edition #150 – Full-Site Editing, WordPress 5.6, Live Q & A and more
Howdy, For the 150th edition of this newsletter, I decided to publish it also as a post on the Gutenberg Times website. The email version…
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OEmbed and WordPress Embed blocks for Facebook and Instagram will stop working Oct 24, 2020
In August, Facebook announced updates to their Marketing API . By October 24, 2020, developers must leverage a user, app, or client token when querying…
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Customizing WordPress Block Editor for Client Projects
Victor Ramirez is the Lead product analytics engineer @TheKnotWW and worked @DowJones @WSJ until about 9 months ago? He is also a co-organizer of WordCamp NYC and…
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New Block-Based Widget Screen in Gutenberg 8.9 – First Tests
With the Gutenberg 8.9 release, WordPress developers removed the ‘experimental flag’ from the new block-based Widget Screen and it will take over the default way…