Customizing Gutenberg blocks with block styles
Block styles are a simple way to get started with Gutenberg development: With a few lines of CSS, you can build something that feels like a whole new custom block.
A schema for Gutenberg blocks
At Jetpack we recently created a new Gutenberg block which displays “Related Posts”. This block is similar in content to the “Latest Posts” block in … Continue reading “A schema for Gutenberg blocks”
Blocks, templates, and styles: architecture for a Gutenberg world
Exploring ideas about the evolution of layout and presentation in a post-Gutenberg world
Designing a Gutenberg-Powered Theme: Music
Kjell Reigstad walks through his experience designing a block-powered theme.
Music: A Gutenberg-Powered Theme
Announcing the Music theme: an exploration of how Gutenberg can transform theme design and development.
Designing Themes with Gutenberg Blocks and Sketch
Follow Kjell Reigstad’s process as he explores designing a block-driven theme with Sketch, for the Gutenberg era.
Styling Themes for Gutenberg
What we learned by developing three themes with Gutenberg in mind.
Lodestar Launches
Lodestar is now launched on WordPress.org. Designed by Mel Choyce and developed by Laurel Fulford, Lodestar is a precursor to Twenty Seventeen, and you’ll see … Continue reading “Lodestar Launches”
Studying TextBook
We’re pleased to announce the launch of TextBook in the WordPress.org directory. Created by Allan Cole, TextBook helps schools, colleges, and other non-profit organizations to … Continue reading “Studying TextBook”
The Promise of Gutenberg: Themes as More Design, Less Baggage
Gutenberg promises the vision you have takes shape in the editor, instead of something you can’t see. Why’s that so powerful?
Themes are Mission Control
When we think of space flight, we often think of the thing that gets us there: the shuttle, module or rockets that take us out … Continue reading “Themes are Mission Control”
Balancing Options vs. Overload
On WordPress.com, one thing we’ve been focusing on is making themes that just work. It’s a bit of a balancing act; it’s very tempting to … Continue reading “Balancing Options vs. Overload”
