WordPress 6.9 introduces new form elements support via theme.json. In this walkthrough, learn how to use them and when to fall back to CSS.
When you want or need to step away from using theme.json for styling themes, this guide will walk you through best practices for using stylesheets instead.
A walkthrough of many tips, tricks, and techniques for using theme.json and style variations to their full extent.
A step-by-step guide on registering and applying border radius size presets coming in the WordPress 6.9 release.
How to build block themes with both light and dark color scheme that’s activated based on the user’s operating system preferences.
Explore how JSON Schema can help you catch errors early and streamline your WordPress development process for block themes, custom blocks or blueprints.
Learn how to work with custom settings in theme.json files to make CSS custom properties even more powerful.
Discover the key differences between two common WordPress theme types and learn how to seamlessly integrate modern block theme features into a classic theme. This approach allows for a smooth, gradual transition to block-based functionality while retaining the flexibility and familiarity of traditional development.
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.
Discover the possibilities of theme.json server-side filters, from dynamically modifying color palettes to restricting block controls based on user permissions.
