Tag: Block Editor

WDS BT v1.1: Smarter, Faster, and More Efficient

At WebDevStudios, we know that every second counts when you’re building and managing websites. That’s why we’re always looking for ways to make WDS BT more efficient, more intuitive, and more powerful—so you can focus on creating, not troubleshooting. With the release...

Embracing the Future: How WebDevStudios Is Leading with WordPress Block Themes

At WebDevStudios, we are always looking for ways to push the boundaries of what WordPress can do. That’s why we’ve fully embraced block themes that bring the block editor and site editor’s visual editing capabilities to the forefront.

The Benefits of Moving from Elementor to the WordPress Block Editor

Relying on the latest tools and technologies to stay ahead of your competitors is not just an option; it’s a necessity. As we explore the intricacies of website-building platforms, a significant shift has been observed from traditional page builders like Elementor to...

Exploring WordPress Styling Techniques

When performing WordPress theme and plugin development work, we must apply WordPress styling techniques in specific areas. WordPress provides different methods to apply styles in different scenarios. In this article, I will explain the process of adding styles to each area. WordPress...

Optimizing the WordPress Block Editor Experience

Our website agency is currently working on a Headless WordPress Multisite project using Next.js. Development is almost completed for this WebDevStudios client. However, as we’ve begun entering content, we realized that we can make improvements to the editing experience for the client....

Gutenberg Plugins That Make You a Power User

Finding the right plugin for your needs is hard. In this blog post, we have curated a list of plugins and resources to improve your block editor experience. These plugins are sorted in the order of block patterns, blocks, block-based themes, or...

WordPress Blocks Backwards Compatibility

When I narrowed my development career focus from the PHP world at large to WordPress land, one of the things I enjoyed was WordPress’ commitment to backwards compatibility. As my fellow Minnesota coworker and pragmatist, Richard Aber, would say, new features are...

Gutenberg First

When Matt Mullenweg said to, “…learn JavaScript, deeply,” in December 2015 (almost five years ago, wow!), he was laying the foundation for the WordPress Block Editor, Gutenberg, which is being built in four phases: Easier Editing — Already available in WordPress, with...