January 2010 – Theme Unit Test

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How to add typographic fonts to WordPress block themes November 28, 2022

The easy and compliant way that every theme developer should know.

Matias

Block Theme Building Tips February 28, 2022

When building block themes there is often more than one way to achieve the same thing. It’s often not clear which of these options is preferable. Below I outline some tips and guidelines that I find helpful. The guiding principle here is to remove as much complexity as possible from the theme; instead block themes […]

Ben Dwyer

Create A Blockbase Child Theme November 17, 2021

We have been working on a plugin to help you create a Blockbase child theme. The idea is that you can use the existing tools to make changes to a Blockbase theme, and then export a bundle of templates and theme.json as a new child theme. I tried to create a new theme called “Typewriter” […]

Ben Dwyer

Universal Themes October 6, 2021

Since our last post about Universal Themes we have fleshed out this idea and are using it to build all our themes. The Problem WordPress is introducing the Full Site Editor and with it new ways to build themes. These themes are called “Block” themes and integrate deeply with Gutenberg Blocks. These types of themes […]

Ben Dwyer

Resources for block theme development July 13, 2021

With WordPress 5.8 launching on July 20th, it seems like a great time to round up some resources to help theme authors prepare for the future. By now, you’ve probably heard about block themes and the upcoming future of full site editing. Perhaps you have even begun to explore creating a block theme or adapting […]

Anne McCarthy

Universal Themes: Customization July 12, 2021

Making Global Styles and the Customizer work together

Ben Dwyer

Theme patterns for the Site Editor June 25, 2021

Learn how to use Template Part and Query Loop patterns to provide users with more design options.

Kjell Reigstad

Universal themes: Some ideas June 23, 2021

With the Full Site Editing project well underway, theme developers need to be thinking about what the future holds for themes. Why block themes? To take advantage of the Site Editor, themes need to be built out of blocks – this is why we need block themes. Block themes are an entirely new way of […]

Ben Dwyer

Using Blockbase for a theme experiment June 7, 2021

A glitchy theme, built with Blockbase.

Kjell Reigstad

Blockbase: A parent theme for block themes May 27, 2021

Phase 2 of Gutenberg introduces Full Site Editing to WordPress; to make this possible, we need a new way of building themes – using blocks. How do block themes work? Block themes use templates made entirely of blocks. The layout is configured using a combination of theme.json and CSS. The settings in theme.json are used […]

Ben Dwyer

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Posted on January 8, 2010

Abbott: Strange as it may seem, they give ball players nowadays very peculiar names. Costello: Funny names? Abbott: Nicknames, nicknames. Now, on the St. Louis team ...

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