WP-CLI is the official command line tool for interacting with and managing your WordPress sites. When used correctly, it may optimize some tedious or repetitive tasks in the day-to-day work of WordPress site maintenance. That especially applies to sites with much content, thousands of posts, pages, products, and projects, along with media and taxonomies. If…
Ok, so I covered the templates, template parts, patterns, theme.json, and global styles in the last two articles. In this article, I will go through some additional functionalities which may come in handy in creating a Block theme. But I do suggest (if you are new to Block themes) to read my first two articles…
If you bumped into this article by accident and noticed the “part two” in the title, that’s because there is a “part one” ( Block themes for classic theme developers – part one 🔗 ) on this topic, where I wrote about the WordPress Site Editor, Templates, Template Parts and Patterns, the basic principles and…
The intro If you are like me – an “old school” WordPress theme developer, still hanging in the PHP-based WP theme development “hood”, and have been reluctant to jump into the “not so” new WordPress paradigm shift, been called and described with various names or phrases – “Block themes“, “Full Site Editing“, “Site editor”, “everything…
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