WordPress is a complex content management system that requires a bit of maintenance to run smoothly. And so, we’ve created the Optimization section where you’ll find tutorials on keeping your WordPress site in top shape.
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What you need to know: A block pattern in WordPress is a group of two or more regular WordPress blocks. These blocks come in a sensible layout that you wouldn’t need to modify in most cases. Instead, you just need to add your own content to the block pattern. You can...
What you need to know: Gutenberg features reusable blocks that allow you to quickly insert the same content with one click. You can mark any block or block pattern as reusable. You can find your reusable block collection in the WordPress Block Library. Have you ever...
What you need to know: The WordPress Block Library contains all blocks that you can use while working in Gutenberg. To insert a block, drag it from the Block Library and drop it in your document. In addition to regular Blocks, the Block Library also supports Block...
What you need to know: Gutenberg, the WordPress Block Editor, comes with a few dozen keyboard shortcuts. The great news is that the most commonly used shortcuts like undo/redo, saving changes, and formatting text use the same key combinations as other applications on...
What you need to know: The WordPress Block Editor comes with a handful of options that allow you to customize Gutenberg’s interface and behavior. These options can be accessed by clicking on the three-dot button in the upper-right corner of the page. There, you can...