Tag: blocks
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WordPress 7.1 to Be Released in August
What’s new in WordPress 7.1 and when will it be published? Will real-time collaboration become available? What are the new AI features? We took a glance at what’s currently planned.
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New Features in WordPress 6.9
What’s new in WordPress 6.9? Take a sneak peek into new features and what is changing! WP 6.9 introduces new blocks as well as usability and performance improvements.
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Using Interactivity API in WordPress Query Loop Filter
Need to filter content on your WordPress site? While other solutions exist, there’s a simpler way. Human Made’s Query Loop Filter plugin uses WordPress’s native Interactivity API to power robust filtering directly within the block editor, no extra frameworks required.…
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Connecting Custom Meta Fields with Block Bindings API
How can metadata be displayed on the front end with a WordPress block theme? WP developer Sami Keijonen shows in his example how this can be achieved using the Block Bindings API.
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Native Meta Fields UI in the Block Editor
Many digital agencies use the Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) plugin to handle custom meta fields in WordPress. In this tutorial, we are showcasing how to work with custom meta fields data in the block editor – without any plugins! Adding…
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WordPress 6.8 – Upcoming Updates
WordPress 6.8 is the only major update scheduled for 2025, and it’s release date is on April 15. Learn about speculative loading, improvements and other new features!
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WooCommerce 9.4 Published – What’s New?
WooCommerce 9.4 was released on November 11, 2024. What’s new this time, and what are the upcoming features for WooCommerce?
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Seravo.com Has a New Look
Seravo.com has been refreshed and is now using a WordPress block theme. What are they, and how can one improve website UX and accessibility?
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WordPress 6.5 “Regina” – APIs for All
WordPress 6.5 was released on 2.4.2024. What are the new features in this version of WordPress? In a nutshell, version 6.5 brings interface updates, improved usability as well as new interfaces to WordPress, which developers in particular will enjoy! Visit…