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What’s New in WordPress 6.2 – New Features & More
WordPress has released the third release candidate for 6.2 in preparation for the full version release on March 28th, 2023. To try the beta version for yourself, you can install the WordPress Beta Tester plugin. You can also view a live product demo of 6.2 with the WordPress team. In this blog article, we’ll cover…
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Introducing Our Styles Library Plugin
Our New Styles Library Plugin The Block Styles team is proud to introduce our free Styles Library plugin to the WordPress repo. Are you looking for an easy solution to creating and storing your own block patterns? Our Styles Library plugin gives you a selection of free block patterns to use on your WordPress site.…
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Introducing Our Missing Menu Items Plugin
Easily Locate Appearance Menu Items The Block Styles team is excited to share our Missing Menu Items plugin with the WordPress community. Find WordPress Menu Items Easily Recent WordPress updates have made finding certain menu items difficult. Our simple plugin adds these menu items back in, conveniently under the Appearance menu. Reusable Blocks The reusable…
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Gutenberg 101: What is the WordPress Block Editor?
The WordPress Block Editor The WordPress block editor or “Gutenberg” is the default block-builder for building WordPress pages and posts. First introduced in 2018 as a successor to the Classic Editor, the Gutenberg Block Editor is the current default editor when you first install WordPress. The WordPress Block Editor was named “Gutenberg” after Johannes Gutenberg,…
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Introducing Block Styles for WordPress’ Block Editor
Easily Amused is excited to share with the WordPress community, our new Block Styles for WordPress plugin! Our new plugin easily lets you extend styling aspects of core WordPress blocks and other third-party block providers. No coding involved! We give you complete control over WordPress blocks including layout features, device settings, custom CSS, and more.…