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If everything goes as planned WordPress 5.0 will be released today (December 6th) including the new Gutenberg editor and the new standard WordPress “Twenty Nineteen”. The update brings a number of big changes, particularly the new editor experience. Therefore it’s important to consider a few things before pushing the update button in your dashboard. What…
One of the cool features of the new Gutenberg editor is that it allows you to search for available block options (and there are a lot of them!). To find all image block options, click the add block icon and type images in the search bar. From there, you will see all of the image…
With the new Gutenberg editor release in WordPress 5.0 just around the corner, we thought we would share some tips and tricks to help you get started using the new editor. Here they are: 1. Multiple Editor View Options You have a few options as far as the ‘editor view’ goes. To find these options,…
In the latest Pukeko theme version 1.2.0 we have freshened up the theme design, added some exciting new theme options, and optimized the support for the new WordPress Gutenberg editor. I created a short video showing you the most important highlights of the theme update: Fresh design and new features In recent weeks, we have…
Have you ever tested out a feature or made a change on your WordPress site only to have the entire site crash? A solution is to create a local WordPress installation and testing environment, using local server software. Such an application simulates an online environment on your own computer and allows you to safely develop…
As many of you are already aware, WordPress intends to launch the new Gutenberg editor in late 2018/early 2019, which will replace the classic editor as the default editor in WordPress core. However, if you feel your website will not lend itself well to these upcoming changes, once Gutenberg is integrated you do have the…