Category: Block Theme Development
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5 Tips for Styling the Block Editor in Classic or Hybrid Themes
Back in the day when I worked as a theme developer for WordPress.com, I had to include editor styles in any themes I created. And I always disliked the process,…
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How My Peak Challenge Boosted Conversion Rates and Engagement With a Block-Based Website
“This project was our first introduction to both blocks and the Site Editor, and it was a gratifying experience.” — learn how the e-commerce and e-learning agency PerezCarreno & Coindreau…
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Do block themes still need style.css?
The style.css file has been a cornerstone of WordPress theme development. Traditionally, this is the stylesheet where you place all the styling rules for the theme. But with the introduction…
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Section Styles: Efficient and flexible styling for block themes
The word Section Styles immediately makes me think of the <section> HTML element. Indeed the term relates to sections of a page, meaning a distinct, self-contained part of a webpage.…
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Using Global Styles and Settings (theme.json) for client projects
To build maintainable websites for our clients, we need to a set of predefined styles and settings to be used across an entire website. In Classic themes, this was CSS.…
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Global Presets vs. CSS Classes: What’s best for building websites?
Whether it’s page builders like Divi or Breakdance, the WordPress Site Editor, or block suites like GeneratePress–all these different solutions use the concept of global presets. A global preset is…