WordPress 5.0 is out! It includes a new, so called, block editor. This change will also affect you if you have a WordPress website!
You can now build your posts and pages with blocks, and that’s only the start of something bigger.
We believe that working with the Gutenberg block editor is very nice, so we’re happy to see people move to WordPress 5.0. Do make sure you test it on your site, first! Or read our FAQ about the new block editor.
If you use WordPress you're bound to have heard somebody mention Gutenberg. But what is Gutenberg? And why is everybody talking about it? Find out now!
Yoast SEO is ready for the new WordPress editor in WordPress 5.0. In this visual guide we'll show you where to find all optimization options!
We've gathered 18 frequently asked questions about the new editor in WordPress 5.0: Gutenberg. This will help you get up to date.
We feel the time is right for people to move to WordPress 5.0. The Gutenberg block editor is great to work with, so get ready to update!
We have a big week ahead of us! WordPress 5.1 will be released this week and with it comes a lot of improvements for the Block Editor as well as a whole bunch of other improvements. I’m also updating you on Gutenberg phase 2. And of course, there are some bonus links as well. Let’s …
Read: "WordPress 5.1 is incoming, Gutenberg Phase 2 updates, and bonus links!"
We’re diving a bit deeper into some of the options to make better use of the Gutenberg editor in this edition of my roundup. Additionally, I’m highlighting two WordPress related events as well as two very different, but highly recommended WordPress newsletters. WordPress Newsletters I’d like to highlight two very different kinds of WordPress related …
Read: "WordPress newsletter recommendations, related events, and Gutenberg writing tips"
Today’s roundup is a nice collection of interesting things that happened in the WordPress Community in the last couple of weeks. There’s some very exciting news about expanding the WordPress leadership team and I’ll discuss a couple of new features of the next version of WordPress. Expanding WordPress Leadership Matt Mullenweg published a post this …
Read: "New roles in the WordPress project, blocks and WordPress 5.1"
A while ago, we gave the advice not to upgrade to WordPress 5.0 as it was nearing release. I’m happy to say that as of about a week ago, we feel we’re happy for everyone to move to WordPress 5.0 and start using Gutenberg. Of course, we still advise you to make sure you test how …
Read: "On Gutenberg and WordPress 5.0"
In case you missed it, WordPress 5.0 was released almost two weeks ago, one day prior to WordCamp US 2018 (December 7-9). At WordCamp US, Matt Mullenweg gave his yearly ‘State of the Word’, outlining what’s been going on with the WordPress Project. A reflection, but, most certainly also a look at the future. Let’s …
Read: "WordCamp US 2018, WordPress 5.0.1 and what’s next?"
December 6, 2018, is the day we shall remember for the birth of WordPress 5.0 and its new block editor. While we loved the new editor, initially, we advised people to hold off updating to WordPress 5.0 until a more stable release. But now, we’re happy to tell people to move to WordPress 5.0! Nevertheless, …
Read: "How to test WordPress 5.0 — and every other new release"
Today, WordPress 5.0 comes out. It ships with a brand new WordPress editor, previously known as Gutenberg. If you decide to update, you’ll find a brand new interface with lots of changed functionalities. You might wonder what happens to Yoast SEO if you use the new editor? Don’t worry, your favorite SEO tool is ready …
Read: "Yoast SEO in WordPress 5.0: a visual guide"
December 6th, 2018, we saw the release of WordPress 5.0. With it came one of the most talked about — and divisive — new features ever: a brand-new editor, the one we currently know as Gutenberg. Gutenberg is not just a simple refresh of the interface, no, it is an entirely re-imagined editor with a …
Read: "Pressing questions about Gutenberg: the new editor in WordPress 5.0"
WordPress 5.0 is coming out December 6th, or, as I’m writing this, the day after tomorrow. This came as a surprise to us, as this release date has only been communicated to the community today. Given this short notice, we thought it would be wise to give you advice on what you should do. Note …
Read: "Should you update to WordPress 5.0?"
You might have felt some tremors in the WordPress world. On December 6, we witnessed the release of WordPress 5.0 and with it came the new editor we know as Gutenberg. It’s a new block-based editing environment in WordPress and the impact it’s going to have will be massive. Some welcome it with open arms, …
Read: "WordPress 5.0: What is Gutenberg?"
