Tag: wordpress
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Back in December, Nathan Wrigley had me on the WP Tavern Jukebox podcast. We talked for about 45 minutes about Groundworx, the block editor, and the slightly strange experience of trying to build an agency-grade toolkit on top of Gutenberg…
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This release adds a full dialog system to the suite, two new card types that put it to work, and a new Info Card block. Here’s what’s new. The Dialog System 2.1.0 lays the groundwork for dialogs in Cards &…
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Foundation just got its first major feature update since launch, and 1.1.0 is a meaningful one. This release adds two new blocks, two new rich text formats, a rebuilt form settings panel, and a completely overhauled license and updater system.…
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Executive Summary WordPress powers over 40% of the web. Its built-in search has never kept pace with the content discovery expectations of modern users. A search that returns every post containing a keyword, with no sense of relevance or context,…
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Most filter plugins are monolithic. WordPress moved to modular. The WordPress Block Editor introduced a modular content architecture. Blocks are independent, composable units that respect a shared design system through theme.json, communicate through block context, and integrate into a template…
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Brings a full overhaul of how active colors are applied to triggers and panels Now handled through Interactivity API directives instead of inline styles for cleaner, more reliable rendering. A new “extend trigger to panel” option lets you carry your…