admin Here’s a fun thing you can do to make your editor plugin icons a little more dynamic. If you monitor the visibility status of your plugin sidebar then you can specify a different icon depending on when it’s currently open or closed. Register your editor plugin in the usual way with registerPlugin function, and then …
Does your typical workflow, when developing blocks, involve making a few edits, refreshing the page, making some more edits, refreshing again, and so on? I’m sure you’ll agree, it can get quite tedious doing this constantly in a coding session but it’s what a lot (most?) of us do when editing and previewing block changes. …
Just a quick post today about improving the editing experience for theme.json and block.json files. Recently, I’ve been busy learning as much as I can about full site editing (FSE) and block themes. I had planned to do the next few articles on these topics but unfortunately, I need more time to assimilate all the …
There are many components to choose from when building blocks, and we’ll be covering all of them sooner or later (pinky swear), but today we’ll be exploring how to use the Popover component in your own projects. This is such an easy-to-use component for whenever you need to display content in a temporary floating ‘popup’ …
Hello, and welcome to the site! In this first post, we’ll be exploring how to use the @wordpress/create-block package to create a plugin containing a single block for the Gutenberg editor. As you’ll see it’s an extremely useful tool for quickly scaffolding out new blocks, and includes some really cool features out-of-the-box such as automatic …
