Podcast: Gutenberg Changelog
Keep up-to-date with the newest features, community voices and designs of Gutenberg, the new block editor of WordPress in this bi-weekly podcast hosted by Birgit Pauli-Haack, curator of Gutenberg Times and our special guest. It’s for designers, developers, DIY site owners and consultants. We don’t go deep. We’ll provide context and connect the dots.
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Reusable Blocks are Patterns too, Style Book, Block Handbook Navigator and Command Center—Weekend Edition 258
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Howdy, It’s been a more quiet week. Many people have been working hard to get the latest features into the next Gutenberg release, so they can also be merged with WordPress 6.3. If you want… Continue reading →
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Live Q & A: Layout. Layout. Layout
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Layouts are a fundamental part of how block themes work: Layout allows us to define the width of our post content, and arrange blocks horizontally or vertically, right or left aligned, inside container blocks. In… Continue reading →
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Changelog #53 – WordPress 5.9 Go/No Go decision, Gutenberg releases 11.6 and 11.7, and Themes and Styles for the Editor
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October 15, 2021
In this episode, Birgit Pauli-Haack and Grzegorz Ziółkowski discuss WordPress 5.9 Go/No-Go Decision, Gutenberg Releases 11.6 and 11.7, and ongoing discussions about Themes and Styles for the Editor. Music: Homer Gaines Editor: Sandy Reed Logo: Mark Uraine Production: Pauli… Continue reading →
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Theme templates in a Full Site Editing experience with Enrique Piqueras in WordPress
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A discussion with Gutenberg development team member Enrique Piqueras (@epiqueras1) who will walk us through the highlights of the experimental, full-site, editing experience, and then we will discuss how block-based themes could work, and how… Continue reading →
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Episode 17: Using Gutenberg for News Sites w/ Peter Jukes, Thomas Eagle, and Andrew Staffell
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A discussion with Byline Times editor Peter Jukes (@peterjukes) and Yeswework team members Andrew Staffell (@yeswework) and Thomas Eagle (@thomaseagle) about how custom blocks allow journalists to compose engaging layouts without the help of designers,… Continue reading →
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Episode 16: AMP Stories and Gutenberg w/ Pascal Birchler, Cathi Bosco, Alberto Medina and Weston Ruter
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In this Live Q & A we covered some general news from the AMP Project, and AMP plugin and then discussed AMP Stories and their creation with our expert panelists: Cathi Bosco (@BeTheBreeze), UX Architect… Continue reading →
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Episode 14: Teaching WordPress Block Editor w/ Angela Bowman, Bud Kraus, and Shawn Hesketh
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Opportunities and challenges of teaching WordPress in the era of Gutenberg, the new WordPress block editor. – a discussion w/ Angela Bowman http://askwpgirl.com tweets @askwpgirl, Bud Kraus http://joyofwp.com – tweets @joyofwp Shawn Hesketh http://wp101.com –… Continue reading →
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Live Q & A: Adding Formatting Buttons to the RichText Component of WordPress Block Editor
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A demo with Gutenberg Developer and WordPress core Contributor Grzegorz (Greg) Ziółkowski (@gziolo) and Zac Gordon (@zgordon), educator at JavaScript for WordPress with a ton of Javascript online courses for WordPress developers. “We explored how… Continue reading →
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Episode 11: Site Building with Gutenberg – Live Q & A w/ Sarah Semark, Mark Uraine, & Sarah James
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Sarah Semark (@sarahsemark), product designer for Automattic and Contributor on a few teams WordPress Teams. Sarah James (@apollo_ux), Lead UX Designer at 10up and also a researcher for page building Mark Uraine (@Mapk), designer at… Continue reading →
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Creating Gutenberg – Live Q & A w/ leads Tammie Lister, Joen Asmussen and Matias Ventura
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Hosted by Gutenberg Times curator Birgit Pauli-Haack. The three design and development leads for Gutenberg, the new publishing experience in WordPress answer questions from the audience on the project start to user testing, new plugin… Continue reading →