In the ever-evolving world of WordPress, change is inevitable. One of the most significant changes in recent years was the introduction of the Gutenberg editor, also known as the Block Editor. While this new WordPress editor brought a modern and dynamic approach to content creation, not everyone embraced it with open arms. If you’ve found […]
Let’s get right down to the nitty-gritty about the block editor and the WordPress pursuance of Gutenberg. Unless you’ve been following the ongoing news and debates for the last couple of years, the controversies are quite the read. I’m sure that people who have kept WordPress up-to-date will already have discovered the block editor! Block […]
In February 2019, I introduced an alternative to the WordPress block editor, shedding light on a newer content management system (CMS) called ClassicPress. Launched on August 18, 2018, by Scott Bowler, ClassicPress is a fork of WordPress, meaning it utilizes WordPress’s source code. Fast forward almost three years and ClassicPress still feels like the new […]
When WordPress released the Gutenberg editor, I will admit that I was not a big fan of it. There are still bad ratings and reviews about it. It’s fair to say that the new editor does have it’s fan-base. After the release of Gutenberg, I can attest that I wasn’t a fan, but here is […]
If you are a WordPress user, I am sure you noticed that the future of WordPress is changing. The largest change is the default content editor is now a block editor (aka Gutenberg). As controversial as it is, it’s here to stay! But, is this the only change that you will see, or will there […]
As you may be aware already, we now have WordPress 5 which was launched on December 6, 2018. We already talked about this in our WordPress 5 is Coming article. What makes this release significant is the official launch of the notorious Gutenberg editor as well. Now you have blocks to build your page content, […]
