Category: Developer Tutorials for Gutenberg WordPress Editor
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Do You Need to Know React as a WordPress (Gutenberg) Developer?
The new WordPress content editing system Gutenberg will be powering the WordPress post editor in WordPress 5.0. Gutenberg is a […]
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Add Theme Color Palette to the Gutenberg Block Editor for WordPress
A comprehensive guide to creating theme color palettes. Learn more about styling themes for the new Gutenberg block editor in […]
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Theming Gutenberg: the FAQ block
With our FAQ block, you can now, very easily, add a set of questions (and answers) to a post or […]
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How to Use the Gutenberg Migration Guide to Deliver Modern WordPress Plugins
Migrating your plugins and themes to use Gutenberg could prove to be a tricky task. Fortunately, Daniel Bachhuber’s Gutenberg Migration […]
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Gutenberg full-width alignment in WordPress themes
Looking for providing Gutenberg editor’s full-width alignment compatibility in your WordPress theme? Even though your theme sets boxed website layout, […]
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WordPress Gutenberg Block API: Extending Blocks
Another part from the series WordPress Gutenberg Block API by Tuts Plus. This tutorial is all about extending the random […]
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Efficient client data management for WordPress (5.0) Plugins
Manipulating Client Data in highly interactive screens in WordPress (essentially the editor page in WordPress pre 5.0.0) is not the […]
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Whitelisting & Blacklisting Gutenberg Blocks
Jason Bahl wrote up a quick blog post about whitelisting/blacklisting blocks for the new WordPress Gutenberg editor.
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Learning Gutenberg: Building Our Custom Card Block
We’re going to build a custom card block that features an image, a title and a summary. It’s a really […]
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Learning Gutenberg: Setting up a Custom webpack Config
Gutenberg introduces the modern JavaScript stack into the WordPress ecosystem, which means some new tooling should be learned. Although tools […]
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Learning Gutenberg: React 101
Although Gutenberg is put together with React, the code we’re writing to make custom blocks isn’t. It certainly resembles a […]
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Learning Gutenberg: Modern JavaScript Syntax
Let’s dig into this ES6 world a bit, as it’s ultimately going to help us understand how to structure and […]