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We're back with a new episode!
▶ 28: Writing Block Themes with Justin Tadlock
@cr0ybot is joined by @justintadlock of @automattic to talk about his articles on the #WordPress developer blog about adding custom controls to core blocks, theme scaffolding, and workflow scripts.
The #WordPress Theme Developer Handbook is out of date! Block themes are the future of WordPress, and Justin Tadlock is leading the charge to update the handbook... and you can help!
#WebDev #Gutenberg #GetInvolved #OpenSource #documentation
Custom blocks in themes will not pass #WordPress theme review, but you can still customize core blocks! You can do a lot with a className.
But if you're building a plugin, you have @justintadlock's permission to go wild, use custom attributes even.
#WebDev #Gutenberg #podcast
In The Loop is featured again
Block Art and Attributes, Gato GraphQL and Command Palette – Weekend Edition 268 gutenbergtimes.com/block-art… hand-curated news by Birgit Pauli-Haack @bph with contributions by @jenswish @m_munirkamal @remkusdevries @iansvo 1/2
Have you added custom controls in #Gutenberg before? Wondering why you'd want to do that in a theme? @justintadlock's Beyond Block Styles series on the #WordPress developer blog has you covered.
Listen to the full episode or read the transcript: buff.ly/3raWeKU
Read Justin Tadlock's Beyond Block Styles series: buff.ly/3RDd7J9
#WebDevelopment #podcast #audiogram
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This was really fun podcast to do! We covered a lot of ground, and I feel like we still had so much more we could've explored.
We're back with a new episode!
▶ 28: Writing Block Themes with Justin Tadlock
@cr0ybot is joined by @justintadlock of @automattic to talk about his articles on the #WordPress developer blog about adding custom controls to core blocks, theme scaffolding, and workflow scripts.
In The Loop 🔄 retweeted
We're back with a new episode!
▶ 28: Writing Block Themes with Justin Tadlock
@cr0ybot is joined by @justintadlock of @automattic to talk about his articles on the #WordPress developer blog about adding custom controls to core blocks, theme scaffolding, and workflow scripts.
The Core Fields API isn't just for #PHP, it could be used to interface with #React and the #BlockEditor to automatically create fields & validation. @scottkclark
#WordPress #Gutenberg
The Core Fields API is agnostic to the front end markup. This is critical during a time of profound change in the #WordPress admin UI experience. It's time for a refactor.
@scottkclark is looking for people to get involved, at minimum backing the idea as suitable for core.
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Hey all, this year has hit a bit different and I could use your help! #wcus #givewp micheleljones.com/2023/06/28…
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I’ve been co-repping the #MakeWP Marketing Team for the past six months. Right now (and not without considerable effort!), there is actually a lot of interesting, non-busy, and actually impactful work to do via the Marketing Team for #WordPress, the open-source project.
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Imagine if each developer or custom field plugin didn't have to implement their own custom API for adding fields to #WordPress. @scottkclark has been not only imagining, but doing this very thing since 2015 with the Core Fields API project.
Listen at blackbird.digital/podcast/27…
Imagine if each developer or custom field plugin didn't have to implement their own custom API for adding fields to #WordPress. @scottkclark has been not only imagining, but doing this very thing since 2015 with the Core Fields API project.
Listen at blackbird.digital/podcast/27…