Explore Data Views actions and what you can do with them, such as interacting with WordPress through the REST API or displaying modal windows.
Learn how to build a multi-block plugin by registering several static and dynamic blocks all in one plugin while optimizing its structure along the way.
Keep updated with this list of development-related changes from the past month. Most of them are included in WordPress trunk, Gutenberg 19.0 or 19.1.
For website owners and administrators, ensuring site security is crucial, and WP-CLI offers a powerful solution. This command-line interface for WordPress, accessible even to beginners on many hosting platforms, might seem daunting at first. However, this article simplifies the essential WP-CLI commands for securing your site, such as updating WordPress, monitoring file changes, managing users,…
Learn how to use the plugin template registration API in WordPress 6.7 to register and build templates from plugins.
Discover the new WordPress DataViews component to create UIs that enable users to customize, filter, and manage data. Learn how to integrate this powerful component into your plugins to create dynamic and user-friendly interfaces for managing datasets.
Building custom blocks is a key part of WordPress development, but it’s not always the best approach. Learn how to customize and extend existing WordPress blocks to meet your needs.
WordPress 6.6 has now been released to the world, and it’s time to start setting our sights forward to 6.7 with the latest monthly roundup of developer news.
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Learn to use the Grid block and Cover block to create cards with a hover reveal effect.