Tutorials
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Welcome to the world of WordPress block design and development! The WordPress Editor empowers users with significant control over their content layout. However, this freedom can sometimes lead to challenges, especially on websites with diverse user roles and responsibilities. While administrators may require access to all design tools, content creators often prefer a simpler experience.…
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Using the Block Manager Settings The Block Manager preference is a helpful tool that lets you easily disable specific blocks in the Gutenberg Block Editor. To access this feature, simply go to “Options” and click on “Preferences.” From there, select “Blocks” to enter the Block Manager preference section. This feature allows you to manage which…
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Block Toolbar Controls is one of the best ways to simplify blocks and create a better user experience in the Gutenberg block editor. These controls are easily visible on each selected block, thus, giving instant access from the user. You have to make a better judgment when creating a block because too many block controls…
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I’ve been writing tutorials on how to extend Gutenberg Block Editor and having a lot of requests to create one for “Creating Block and Build Processes”. In this article, I’ll be very happy to do something about this request with added PostCSS build processing to make it more useful and extra special. I hope this…
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In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to add custom blocks styles with the Gutenberg block editor. I’ve recently added Image and Cover Block Styles such as circular, diagonal, rounded corners, and drop shadow to the EditorsKit plugin; and I’m very happy to share how I did it. I’ve included two ways — both ES6…
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A few days ago, I published Extending Gutenberg Core Blocks with Custom Attributes and Controls. Well, now I’m going to help you create custom rich text formatting for Gutenberg blocks using registerFormatType function. As of version 1.4.3, underline format is available on EditorsKit plugin. In this tutorial I’ll show you how I created this new…
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Extensibility is one of WordPress features that I love the most. From custom filters to actions, now they are applying the same thing with the new Gutenberg Editor. It’s pretty great but aside from the WordPress handbook, there are only few tutorials available for Gutenberg development as of the moment. This is the main reason…