Using symlinks is a great way to develop themes and plugins from a single codebase.
Category: WordPress
Automatically Create Color Palettes in Gutenberg and the Customizer
Easily connect Gutenberg’s color palettes to your colors that can be controlled by the WordPress theme customizer.
Reporting Gutenberg Bugs
Gutenberg is on its way. Lend a hand to its development by reporting bugs you encounter while testing.
Using Create Guten Block to Build a Gutenberg Ready Plugin with Multiple Blocks
Create Guten Block makes it easy to manage all the dependencies necessary to build custom blocks for the new WordPress Gutenberg editor.
Getting Started with the WP-CLI to Automate WordPress Development
Get started with the WP-CLI to automate WordPress and speed up development.
Building Dynamic Blocks for the Gutenberg Editor in WordPress
In order to build dynamic blocks in the new Gutenberg WordPress editor we turn to our old friend, PHP and a render_callback function.
Building Custom Gutenberg Blocks with the RichText Component
If you’re getting started with developing custom Gutenberg blocks in #WordPress understanding the RichText component is a huge boost.
Working with the Gutenberg Block API
The Gutenberg Block API consists of the functions WordPress exposes for creating custom functionality via blocks in the new Gutenberg editor.
Understanding Modern JavaScript in Gutenberg Development
Before we get into developing a block for the new Gutenberg editor let’s take a breather to understand some of the modern JavaScript in Gutenberg development.
Enqueueing Scripts and Styles for Gutenberg Blocks
Before we start building new blocks for the Gutenberg editor we need to know how to properly enqueue scripts and styles. Thankfully WordPress makes this easy with two new hooks.