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Connecting The Dots: Using duotone in theme.json to customize your image blocks

by WPNEWS team January 16, 2022, 22:12

With so much work being done to bring various features to WordPress, this video pulls together some of what can be done today ahead of the December 5.9 release while using block themes and the Gutenberg plugin (version 11.7). This video touches on Theme.json, Duotone, Featured Image block, Query Loop block, and more showing how improvements to each allow you to do some pretty neat things.

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