Gutenberg 19.1 has been released and is available for download! Version 19.1 includes long-awaited changes to the plugin template registration API and image caption styles. Other notable updates include the addition of border support for many core blocks, better defaults for reduced views, improved extensibility of data views, and the release of a guide to the core concepts of the Interaction API. Plugin Template Registration API Gutenberg 19.1 includes a new API as the plugin makes it easy to...

WordPress version 6.7 will feature a new default theme: Twenty Twenty-Five. The WordPress team's core philosophy in conceptualizing Twenty Twenty-Five, WordPress' default theme for 2025, is that simple Simple things should be intuitive, and complex things should be doable. This balance of simplicity and complexity became the basis for expanding the default WordPress experience, allowing users to transform it into...

Gutenberg 19.0 has been released, let's see what's new in Gutenberg 19.0? In the Gutenberg 19.0 (Gutenberg) release, two important features have been added under the Experimental tag that will allow people to opt-in to tests and provide feedback. These features can be enabled by going to Gutenberg > Experimental. The first feature allows blocks to be linked to custom fields, which is something many people are eager to see. The second feature allows for the use of data...

Gutenberg 18.9 has been released and is available for download! Let's take a look at what's new in Gutenberg 18.9. Data Views Become More Flexible This release introduces several new features to data views. First, you can customize the order of columns in the table view ( 63416 ) and adjust the density of the grid view ( 63367 ). The Page List view also gets some love, as it now displays the author's avatar next to the publish status ( 63309 ). ...

WordPress 6.6.1 is now available! We recommend that you upgrade and update your WordPress site as soon as possible. Like the previous WordPress 6.5 version, WordPress 6.6.1 is a short-cycle release. The next major release will be WordPress 6.7, which is scheduled for November 2024. Let's scroll down to see what's fixed in this release update. Fixed 7 in-core bugs Fixed block editing...

Gutenberg 18.8 introduces many new features and enhancements and merges 217 PRs with 10 first-time contributors. With the release of WordPress 6.6, many contributors focused on fixing bugs, but there are still some significant additions in this release. Here are the details: Group block shadow support Background image support for blocks in global styles Other highlights 1. Toolbar alignment control for group and content blocks 2. Color support for individual list item blocks 3. Block inserter not...

Due to issues with jet lag, WordPress 6.6 "Dorsey" has finally received an update.WordPress 6.6 makes it easy to do more and offers more powerful tools. There are more ways to create beautiful, coherent design elements on your site, new layouts in the site editor for quick page previews, and the security of automatic rollbacks when plugin auto-updates fail, among many other highlights. Let's take a look at what's inside WordPress 6.6. Adding to the Block Theme...

Gutenberg version 18.7 mainly fixes a few issues, but also includes some great new features and enhancements. Here are the highlights of the update: Drag and Drop Grid Items in Manual Mode For more precise manipulation of the grid, all grid items are now fixed in place when using manual mode. Users can move grid items in several ways: This new feature is part of Grid Interaction and can be used behind experimental flags. (#61025) Content panel for template parts Template parts are now in the editor settings...

As with the previously mentioned WordPress 6.6 RC1 and WordPress 6.6 RC2, a WordPress 6.6 RC3 version of the WordPress software is under development. Do not install, run, or test this version of WordPress on an operational or mission-critical site. It is recommended that RC3 be tested and evaluated on a test server or in a local environment. WordPress still retains a rigorous style, although WordPress 6...