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The year 2022 brought great additions, features, and functionality to WordPress. It was a roller coaster journey, but the best part, every turn, incline brought never-seen-before changes and additions to WordPress in each sense. Now without further wait, let’s take a quick look at the major events, releases, and highlights that happened in and around […]

As we approach the end of 2022, it’s time to take a look back at the year in WordPress Gutenberg Block Editor in this yearly roundup. I have covered all the highlighted features in this year’s yearly roundup. So grab your bucket of popcorn or your Christmas cookies (or any snacks based on your preference) […]

With the daily addition of new blocks and features to the Gutenberg block editor, the restrictions for editing your website is constantly shrinking. These updates are not gonna stop anytime soon as the requirements of the users for new blocks and features is constantly expanding. But for someone who is just starting with WordPress, […]

“Gutenberg this…Gutenberg that……”. If you are new to WordPress, you must’ve come across the term ‘Gutenberg’ many times and wondered what it is and the buzz around it? This happened to me as well when I first started reading about WordPress. In this article, we’ll be looking at the Journey of Gutenberg Editor & also […]

I often wonder where WordPress stands currently and where it is heading. With the recent updates, we got several never-seen-before features and functionality. The WordPress block editor was a step apart from the traditional editor. WordPress Block Themes is a modern day theme with templates built using Gutenberg blocks. Unlock loads of functionality and complete […]

The wait finally seems to be over with the expected release of WordPress version 5.9, Joséphine on January 25, 2022. The name is in honor of Joséphine Baker, an acclaimed international jazz singer, dancer, and civil rights campaigner all her life. The testing phase is complete, with four beta releases and three Release Candidates (RC). […]