Lessons: 11Length: 1.3 hours
After many years of using the same interface, WordPress drastically redesigned its editor for WordPress 5. It's called Gutenberg, and it provides a richer, more immersive experience by dividing posts and pages into individual blocks of content.
Join Jeremy McPeak as he teaches you how to create blocks, specialized WordPress plugins that extend the functionality of the Gutenberg editor.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:48
1.1
Introduction
01:48
2.Block Fundamentals
2.1Setting Up Your Environment07:46
2.1
Setting Up Your Environment
07:46
2.2Touring the Block's Code08:41
2.2
Touring the Block's Code
08:41
2.3Using Built-in Components07:33
2.3
Using Built-in Components
07:33
2.4Storing Data With Attributes06:33
2.4
Storing Data With Attributes
06:33
2.5Storing More Data06:53
2.5
Storing More Data
06:53
2.6Using the RichText Component07:53
2.6
Using the RichText Component
07:53
2.7Updating the Look and Feel08:46
2.7
Updating the Look and Feel
08:46
3.Adding Features
3.1Adding Features to the Inspector10:17
3.1
Adding Features to the Inspector
10:17
3.2Diving Deeper Into Attributes09:20
3.2
Diving Deeper Into Attributes
09:20
4.Conclusion
4.1Conclusion00:57
4.1
Conclusion
00:57
