Personally, I find it very irritating to constantly switch between mouse and keyboard while working on a PC. So, I prefer using the keyboard shortcuts as much as possible. When I started working on the Gutenberg, one of the first Continue reading Time-Saving Gutenberg Shortcuts to Simplify Your Block Editor Workflow
Gutenberg, the block editor, is transforming content creation in WordPress. But what if you crave even more granular control over your page layouts using the block editor? That’s where Gutenberg page builders like GutenKit and Spectra come in. But with Continue reading GutenKit vs Spectra: Gutenberg Page Builder Showdown!
Isn’t it amazing how you can learn new things about someone, even after years of knowing them? That’s how Jamie Marsland has felt in the last few weeks while diving deeper into WordPress.com’s capabilities. In today’s Build and Beyond video, Continue reading 5 Hidden Features of WordPress.com
It’s almost time for a new WordPress release! On the 26th of March, WordPress 6.5 will be released. Once again, the WordPress team, consisting of people from all over the world, has lots of new improvements in store for us. Continue reading WordPress 6.5: The features you want to know about
In this “Build and Beyond” video, Jamie Marsland re-creates The New York Times’ website in less than 30 minutes using WordPress.com. By utilizing mega menus, master layouts, typography controls, and post grids, Jamie shows us what’s possible with the limitless Continue reading Re-Creating The New York Times’ Website in Under 30 Minutes Using WordPress.com
Are you ready to revolutionize your WordPress editing experience? Say hello to GutenKit – bringing a whole new way of building full websites in Gutenberg. We are excited to let you know that, the GutenKit free version has finally been Continue reading Introducing GutenKit: Your Ultimate Page Builder Blocks for Gutenberg
Cwicly has been a popular add-on for the WordPress Gutenberg editor that aims to enhance your website building experience by adding more blocks, customization options, and performance improvements. However, it has recently announced the discontinuation of further development and services. Continue reading Top 8 Cwicly Alternatives — Find the Right Fit for You!
The WordPress block editor was made the default editor for WordPress in December 2018. Adoption may have been slow at first, but the pace of development has increased exponentially. Today, custom blocks are at the core of extending WordPress. In Continue reading Two Ways to Create Custom WordPress Blocks
If you are observing the recent developments, you already know that the future of WordPress is massively invested in Gutenberg. In WordPress 5.9 the most popular content management system (CMS) has introduced Gutenberg, the new block editor that replaced the Continue reading The Future of Gutenberg And Its Role in Redefining WordPress!
Matias Ventura, Gutenberg’s Lead Architect, recently made a pitch to incorporate some 3rd-party blocks in the Gutenberg GitHub repository: “There’s a growing subset of blocks that we may contemplate creating that are either more niche or—for various reasons—not necessarily an Continue reading Proposal: Host 3rd-Party Blocks in Gutenberg’s GitHub Repository
The WordPress project team is continuously improving the Site Editor—your one-stop shop for editing and designing your site. The latest batch of updates—Gutenberg 17.4 and 17.5—include a handful of small but powerful changes designed to improve both your WordPress experience Continue reading Small Changes, Big Impact: A Look at What’s New In the WordPress Editor
We may already know, 43.1% of all websites use WordPress. While for the content management system (CMS), this number goes up to 62.9% in 2023 [source: W3techs]. When it comes to publishing content on WordPress, two prominent options are dominating Continue reading Gutenberg vs Page Builders: Make the Right Choice For Your Next Website
The Site Editor gives you a powerful way to visually create every part of your site and tell your story. It lets you handle everything from big stylistic changes to simple copy updates all in a single place. To help Continue reading Leap into 2024 with these Site Editor Tools
Recently the CEO of Wordfence, Mark Maunder, responded to us noting that Wordfence’s data on WordPress plugin vulnerabilities is “often quite inaccurate and not a reliable source” by saying that their “data is impeccable.” To claim that their data is Continue reading Despite Having “Impeccable” WordPress Plugin Vulnerability Data, Wordfence Deletes False Claim of Unfixed Vulnerability in Gutenberg
From WordPress 5.0 release, the classic editor has been replaced with Gutenberg as the default editor. So if you are using WordPress, you need to use the new Gutenberg or go back to the classic editor to create a new Continue reading How to use Gutenberg in WordPress: Complete Guide for Beginners
Recently there have been conversations popping up over a claim made by the WordPress security provider Wordfence that claims the Gutenberg plugin contains an authenticated persistent cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability. On Reddit there were a couple of recent conversations, where Continue reading Contrary to Claims by Patchstack and Wordfence the Gutenberg Plugin Doesn’t Contain an Authenticated XSS Vulnerability
Recently WordPress made a significant change from its classic editor to the block-based editor Gutenberg. It comes with a simplified and intuitive interface with a few content blocks like a paragraph, heading, image, button, list, etc. But, using a Gutenberg Continue reading 10 Best Gutenberg Page Builders (Tested & Compared)
Exciting times are ahead for WordPress users! The upcoming WordPress 6.4 update is on the horizon, and it’s bringing some interesting features and enhancements. WordPress 6.4 is planned to be released on November 7th, 2023. So, what can you expect Continue reading WordPress 6.4: A sneak peek at what’s coming up
The most popular CMS WordPress is regularly releasing latest features for its block editor Gutenberg. If you are using Classic Editor so long, you might be looking for the differences between the editors. This WordPress Block Editor vs Classic Editor Continue reading WordPress Block Editor vs Classic Editor — A Detailed Comparison
If you’re new to WordPress, you’ve probably heard the name “Gutenberg” here and there. But as a beginner, you might be wondering, “What’s the deal with it?” Well, meet Gutenberg (also known as the Block Editor), the friendly WordPress editor Continue reading 5 Free Gutenberg Page Builders: Your Web Design Game Changer