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How to Create Block Theme Patterns in WordPress 6.0 (css-tricks.com)
Block patterns, also frequently referred to as sections, were introduced in WordPress 5.5 to allow users to build and share predefined block layouts in the
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Building a site with WordPress 5.0 vs WordPress 6.0
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in CoreWordPress 6.0 “Arturo” Adds More Templates and Patterns, Style Switching, and Block Locking UI (wptavern.com)
WordPress 6.0 “Arturo” was released today, named for Latin jazz musician and director Arturo O’Farrill, who has 15 albums to his credit. Check out the official release video for a[…]
in CoreBuilding a site with WordPress 5.0 vs WordPress 6.0
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in CoreWordPress 6: The Most Exciting Update Ever?
WordPress 6 is being released on May 24th, 2022 and in this video I’ll take you through the most […]
in CoreWordPress 6.0: What's New and What to Expect (themeisle.com)
Before WordPress 6.0 releases, it’s important to know its new features. In this post, we’ll explain every improvement coming from this update!
in CoreWhat's New in WordPress 6.0: New Blocks, Style Switching, Template Editing, Webfonts API, and Much More (kinsta.com)
We’re just a little while away from the release of WordPress 6.0 and, as usual, we peeked behind the curtains to give our readers a preview of what they
The WooCommerce Roundtable Dives Into WordPress 6.0 (dothewoo.io)
This WooCommerce panel talks about WordPress 6.0 with insights around the features, hosting, education, blocks and web development.
in CoreWordPress 6.0 To Ship New Block Locking Feature (wptavern.com)
WordPress 6.0 has several new features that should make any extender happy about building on top of the platform. However, one of the more advanced tools is the ability to[…]
in CorePage creation patterns in WordPress 6.0 (make.wordpress.org)
When a user creates a page, the editor starts with an empty canvas. However, that experience may not be ideal, especially since there are often possible patterns the user can[…]
in CoreSupport for handling resolution errors for Editor data module (make.wordpress.org)
WordPress 6.0 no longer ignores the exceptions thrown by the resolvers. In WordPress 5.9 and earlier, an exception thrown inside the resolver kept it in the resolving state forever. It[…]
in CoreWordPress 6.0 Product Walk-Through
A first-of-its-kind event whereby the release squad members were joined by various contributors from Core and other teams to […]
Block Editor miscellaneous Dev Notes for WordPress 6.0 (make.wordpress.org)
Removed bottom margin on LineHeightControl component Several UI components currently ship with styles that give them bottom margins. This can make it hard to use them in arbitrary layouts, where[…]
in CoreGlobal Styles variations in WordPress 6.0 (make.wordpress.org)
Theme authors can now create multiple theme.json variations and place them into their theme’s /styles folder. From there, users can switch between the various presets to something that su…