Category Archives: Gutenberg

WordPress Gutenberg Tutorial: How To Use The New WordPress 5.0 Block Editor

blogging, Gutenberg

On December 6th, 2018, WordPress underwent a massive change with the release of WordPress 5.0. Gone was the old classic TinyMCE content editor, replaced with a brand new block editor, codenamed Gutenberg. While the new block editor does let you do some things that you weren’t previously able to do in WordPress, it’s also not ... Read moreWordPress Gutenberg Tutorial: How To Use The New WordPress 5.0 Block Editor

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How To Disable The Gutenberg Editor And Keep The Classic Editor In WordPress

blogging, Gutenberg

Are you looking for a way to disable the Gutenberg editor and keep the classic TinyMCE editor on your WordPress site? There are a few reasons that you might want to disable the WordPress Gutenberg editor for now: You like the Classic editor and don’t want to learn a new interface. You’re worried that Gutenberg ... Read moreHow To Disable The Gutenberg Editor And Keep The Classic Editor In WordPress

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Weekly WordPress News: Is WordPress 5.0 Ready For Primetime?

Gutenberg, WordPress 5.0, WordPress News

The target release date for WordPress 5.0 is less than two weeks away and, well, some people are pointing out some reasons why it might not quite be ready for primetime. Do you agree? While Gutenberg is generally growing on me, there are still a lot of bugs, and I would tend to agree that ... Read moreWeekly WordPress News: Is WordPress 5.0 Ready For Primetime?

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Weekly WordPress News: Taking Gutenberg Blocks To The Cloud

Gutenberg, nulled themes, WordPress News

This week, WP Tavern covered an interesting new Gutenberg Cloud plugin. Basically, it acts as a connector that lets users install Gutenberg blocks straight from the cloud. Could be really powerful if enough developers buy in. Tareq also has a cautionary tale about what happens when you install a nulled theme. And there are still ... Read moreWeekly WordPress News: Taking Gutenberg Blocks To The Cloud

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20+ WordPress Gutenberg Editor Tips To Help You Work More Productively

Gutenberg, WordPress Tips

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know that WordPress is about to get a brand new editor called Gutenberg in WordPress 5.0 (a release which we might see as early as mid-November). Gutenberg brings with it a brand new block-based approach to editing which will give you the flexibility to create more complicated ... Read more20+ WordPress Gutenberg Editor Tips To Help You Work More Productively

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Weekly WordPress News: The Gutenberg Editor Release Candidate Nears

Gutenberg, WordPress News

The Gutenberg Editor is getting ready for prime time! WP Tavern reported that the first release candidate is only a few days away. That release candidate will include an awesome new reusable block template feature that lets you create a template built from multiple blocks and easily reuse it as needed. We also shared some ... Read moreWeekly WordPress News: The Gutenberg Editor Release Candidate Nears

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10 Awesome Gutenberg-Compatible WordPress Themes 2018

Gutenberg, Gutenberg Themes, WordPress Themes

If you haven’t heard already, the Gutenberg editor will soon become the default WordPress content editor once WordPress 5.0 ships. If you want to get the most from the new editor, you’ll need to use a Gutenberg-compatible WordPress theme…which won’t be every theme, at least not when Gutenberg first ships. To help you find great ... Read more10 Awesome Gutenberg-Compatible WordPress Themes 2018

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Weekly WordPress News: WordPress.com Gets Gutenberg

Advanced Custom Fields, Gutenberg, WordPress News

True to its roadmap, Automattic is starting to roll out the Gutenberg editor at WordPress.com. For now, it’s only available to a small segment of users, but that will grow as Automattic expands theme support. And in other Gutenberg news, the new Amnesty International is also going to use the Gutenberg editor. Also, if you’ve ... Read moreWeekly WordPress News: WordPress.com Gets Gutenberg

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23+ Best WordPress Gutenberg Editor Blocks Plugins: New Content Blocks

Blog, Dynamic Content, Gutenberg

The WordPress Gutenberg editor brings a new block-based approach to creating content in WordPress. Rather than a single unified text box like the classic TinyMCE editor, each bit of content in Gutenberg is its own block: A paragraph is a block Each image is its own block A blockquote is its own block …you get ... Read more

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Weekly WordPress News: Do You Use These Essential WordPress Plugins?

Gutenberg, Joomunited, WordPress News

This week, we rounded up some of the most essential WordPress plugins that all sites need. Beyond that, Hurricane Florence rained out WordCamp Wilmington, and LifterLMS is adding some cool new WooCommerce integration features. And as always, we have plenty of great tutorials and resources for you! Let’s get to all of this week’s news… ... Read moreWeekly WordPress News: Do You Use These Essential WordPress Plugins?

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