How to switch between WordPress Classic Editor and Gutenberg

Gutenberg, as you may already know, is the new Blocks editor for WordPress. It is a new approach to how you write your content in WordPress. While it is a great new editor, you might still be looking a way to use classic editor completely or partially. There are different ways you can disable Gutenberg editor, however, I highly recommend you to do not completely disable it. As this is the future of WordPress you… Read More »

By Munir Kamal

Gutenberg Components: Modal

In this tutorial, Igor Benic explains about the Gutenberg Component Modal and see what options does it provides to us. Read More »

By Munir Kamal

Gutenberg Phase 2 and the Future of WordPress Themes

If you are into WordPress theme business, you might have some concerns related to the WordPress themes future after Gutenberg Phase 2. In this article, Ben Gillbanks highlights his concerns and share his experience and thoughts about the future of WordPress Themes post Gutenberg Phase 2. Read More »

By Munir Kamal

Gutenberg Block Tutorial with registerBlockType() and NO Webpack, ES6, JSX or Babel

In this short guide by Fabian Kägy we’ll be getting you up and running creating your first gutenberg block. Although build tools like webpack are commonly being used, in this tutorial we will show you how to get up and running without webpack, ES6, JSX, Babel or any other heavy development tools. Read More »

By Munir Kamal

Beginner Gutenberg Block: An Easy Media Block with Media Upload and RichText

A detailed Gutenberg tutorial by JIm Schofield for beginners to create a custom Gutenberg block. The Gutenberg built during this tutorial is kind of similar to the default Media & Text block available in Gutenberg editor. The scope of this custom block will be the ability to change the image, headline & text by the users. Checkout this step by step block development tutorial. Read More »

By Munir Kamal

How to create reusable blocks in Gutenberg editor

Learn how to create reusable blocks in Gutenberg editor. This tutorial by Verfice walks you through the process of making any Gutenberg block or a collection of blocks to a reusable block. Read More »

By Munir Kamal

Customizing Gutenberg blocks with block styles

Block styles are a simple way to get started with Gutenberg development: With a few lines of CSS, you can build something that feels like a whole new custom block. Read more in the article by ThemeShaper. Read More »

By Munir Kamal

WordPress Gutenberg – Beginners Guide

Learn how to use the new Gutenberg editor for WordPress today, and make your website easier to maintain using reusable WordPress blocks. Read More »

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Will Gutenberg mean the end of WordPress page builders?

Gutenberg brought about a lot within the WordPress community. What about WordPress page builders, who have a chance against WordPress Gutenberg? The fewer WordPress users are reliant on external plugins, the fewer security risks this brings along and the faster a website will load. However, Gutenberg won’t be able (in its current form) to make the large page builders (Divi, Elementor, Visual Composer) disappear. Read more in this comprehensive article. Read More »

By Munir Kamal

Gutenberg: The Good, the Bad, and the Solutions

In this post, we’ll look at the pros and cons of Gutenberg, including views from both users and industry experts, and we’ll look at what can be done to improve it. Read More »

By Munir Kamal