With WordPress 6.5 released, the latest monthly roundup gives you a first look at things to come in the version 6.6 release cycle.
The create-block package is a fantastic time-saving tool that allows you to quickly and consistently create custom blocks for your projects with a single command. With External Project Templates you can take full control of create-block to customize how you build your blocks.
How to add dynamic features and user interaction to blocks using the Interactivity API, now available in WordPress 6.5.
WordPress Playground is an exciting project that lets you run a whole site in your browser. Here’s everything you need to know to get started.
WordPress 6.5 will ship with the Font Library. Learn how to use a built-in API for registering custom font collections.
This article is about the useSelect React hook from the @wordpress/data library. It offers several tips and tricks on how to use it in the most efficient way possible, and answers many subtle questions about how it really works.
Learn how to create a settings page with multiple controls using WordPress React components for a plugin that displays an announcement bar on the front end.
The Block Hooks API is an extensibility mechanism that allows you to dynamically insert blocks into block themes. Learn how to use the API in your own projects in this comprehensive overview.
WordPress 6.5 brings drop shadow options to the end user. This post summarizes how to use the controls for various blocks, and how to remove core presets.
What makes a well designed pattern? And what ensures that a pattern integrates flawlessly into any WordPress site? A designer shares some of the lessons they’ve learned while building themes and websites.