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Building React Powered Plugins with the WordPress Data Layer
I’m super excited for this one! In this write up we’ll take a look at creating a React powered plugin for WordPress and interact with the data layer…
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Fluid Typography Primer for WordPress Developers
In this post we’ll go over the basics of fluid typography, as well as how to implement it in a modern WordPress theme. If you’re someone who is…
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How to Customize the Gutenberg Block Editor When Developing WordPress Themes
The Gutenberg editor in WordPress is designed for composing content quickly, and once you are used to it I think it does that job very well. For those…
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ACF Block.json – The Ultimate Custom Block Development Workflow with WordPress Scripts
Earlier this week ACF announced version 6.0 with a refreshed UI and a new way to register custom ACF blocks using the block.json file. This mirrors how native…
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Switching ACF Custom Blocks to Block.json with ACF 6.0
ACF 6.0 has been released! Included in this version we get a bunch of really nice UI upgrades for setting up fields. In addition, there are some big…
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Better Custom Class Management in Gutenberg
Recently I’ve been working on some WordPress projects that use utility class libraries like bootstrap and Tailwind css, this often means applying some custom classes within the Gutenberg…
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Ultimate Guide to WordPress Gutenberg Theme Development with Tailwind.css
I’ve been a huge fan of tailwind since it came out, but with recent updates like default “just-in-time” mode and css purging, I think its a no-brainer use…
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Customizing the core buttons block in WordPress Gutenberg as a theme developer
Gutenberg’s core/button block has been one of the more frustrating aspects of block editor for theme developers because of all the options it gives users, particularly if you…
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Styling themes and blocks with the WordPress Theme.json File
With the latest version of WordPress even more power has been shifted from the traditional add_theme_support to the theme.json file. For theme developers new to Gutenberg his can…
