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.
Synced Patterns will soon be upgraded in WordPress 6.6 with the introduction of pattern overrides. This enhancement enables curated editing experiences, improves workflows, enforces design consistency, and more.
Learn to create an animating timeline effect by extending core blocks and adding in some custom CSS and JavaScript.
Take your connected custom fields to the next level by integrating them into custom Query Loop variations, patterns, and templates.
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.
Following the default Twenty Twenty-Four theme’s lead, learn how to add starter page and template patterns to your WordPress theme.
A step-by-step guide of using the “template types” feature of the Patterns API to build multiple homepage design options
If you have been wondering how to learn everything you can about block theme development, then this post is for you. The links in this post have been collected from official WordPress sources and categorized to help you learn more about block themes and related topics.
Throughout most of WordPress’ history, classic theme development was a template-first affair. Templates housed the structure of the eventual document that would appear on any given front-end page. However, the block paradigm allows for a rethinking of how developers approach theme creation. More and more, […]