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Full-Site Editing
Loving the advances made in the Gutenberg Project. Currently exploring Full Site Editing block themes with https://github.com/pbrocks/pbrocks-fse Full-Site Editing is a brilliant evolution that puts so much power into the UI in an appropriate manner. Some changes represent a scaling back of the UI, part of which means removing Customizer menus, presumably as the next […]
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WordCamp Publishers 2019
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WordCamp PHL 2019
Accompanying code repository https://github.com/pbrocks/wcphl19-collection
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WC Lehigh Valley 2019
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1sJ_Vzbavvcy4ImcSSnQu1TKgNnEhbcspvW1mHvwdVWQ/edit?usp=sharing Accompanying code repository https://github.com/pbrocks/wcphl19-collection
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WordPress Block Filters
Block filters are an incredibly useful item in the WordPress developers’ tool kit. Not only do they offer a low-barrier of entry to level up your skills in preparation for building your own React powered component, just like alchemy they also allow us to transmute the current editor experience making it magical for our users. […]
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WordCamp Lancaster 2019
Summary With much fanfare React.js has overtaken the post editor, and this is just the beginning. As we enter phase two of the Gutenberg project, we find that change has begun for widgets and even menus. While the thought of building our own editor blocks from scratch may be too daunting for many of us […]
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Exploring the Block API
We’re all well aware that the new WordPress editor is driven by React to create interactive and reusable blocks to deliver a rich experience for users. While it’s likely that the Block API will lessen the frequency of use of the Shortcode API, the two can and do interact well. In this tutorial, we’ll create […]
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WC Lehigh Valley 2018
https://wordpress.tv/2019/03/01/paul-barthmaier-creating-wordpress-blocks-to-reshape-plugin-functionality-for-the-new-wordpress-editor/
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WC Lehigh Valley 2017
Plug In to the Customizer