Category: Gutenberg
The New WordPress Editor
GiveWP 3.0 will use Gutenberg as a Foundation, Not Just a Block Builder
The Block Editor is Gutenberg, but Gutenberg is not the Block Editor. GiveWP 3.0 will be powered by the Gutenberg framework in a new and innovative way. Here’s what that means and why other plugin owners should pay attention.
Read more about “post|post_title”GiveWP Staff November 23, 2022
Tell Your Nonprofit’s Story With Gutenberg
Use the new WordPress editor to tell your nonprofit’s story. We’ve included an overview of 7 plugins and 2 Gutenberg templates to get you started.
Read more about “post|post_title”Taylor Waldon January 22, 2019
WordPress 5.0 is Here: Proceed With Caution
WordPress 5.0 is imminent, but users should be cautious of updating, especially right before Giving Tuesday.
Read more about “post|post_title”Matt Cromwell November 19, 2018
Building A Giving Tuesday Landing Page with Gutenberg
Build a Giving Tuesday Landing page with Gutenberg on WordPress from scratch, or using one of our premade templates.
Read more about “post|post_title”Taylor Waldon September 20, 2018
Is Your Website Ready? Your Gutenberg Roadmap
WordPress 5.0 and the Gutenberg integration are much anticipated and long awaited. This year at WordCamp Europe, Matt Mullenweg announced the Gutenberg Roadmap. The big news is, we could have a WordPress 5.0 with the Gutenberg editor integrated as soon as August. Before then, hundreds of thousands of WordPress websites need to try the new…
Read more about “post|post_title”Taylor Waldon July 2, 2018
Auditing Your WordPress Plugin for Gutenberg
With its growing list of features and blocks, it’s difficult to know where to begin in preparing an existing WordPress plugin for Gutenberg. That’s why we’re going back to the start to focus on the one change that has kept us most excited about Gutenberg since day one—the block and its ability to unify the…
Read more about “post|post_title”Kevin Hoffman March 29, 2018
Joining the Gutenberg Conversation: Online & Offline Events
This past month, we announced our new blog series, #PlayingwithBlocks, dedicated to our adoption and learnings around Gutenberg, the new block-based editor for WordPress. In addition to writing about our experiences with Gutenberg, we’re participating in a wide range of Gutenberg-related events, both online and off. As an open-source community, we’re fortunate to benefit from…
Read more about “post|post_title”Jason Knill March 8, 2018
Gutenberg Events: Ask Matt Mullenweg Anything
WordPress has done much to accomplish its goal to democratize publishing. From the launch of the Pages feature more than ten years ago to the new UI of the Customizer, WordPress continues to reach out to users seeking a no-code solution. WordPress has captured close to 30% of web market share, all while consistently improving…
Read more about “post|post_title”Matt Cromwell February 22, 2018
Introducing #PlayingwithBlocks: Give’s Gutenberg Story
Do you remember playing with blocks as a kid? Remember the feeling of freedom you had to build whatever you wanted? You could build a tower of blocks, and pretend they were a castle, or a treehouse, or anything you wanted them to be. The options were only limited by your creativity. It wasn’t about…
Read more about “post|post_title”Taylor Hansen February 9, 2018
