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Extending core blocks with the Interactivity API

A client wanted the cycling word effect from a SaaS homepage. A custom block would have meant migrating their existing headings, so I extended the paragraph block instead using the Format API, WP_HTML_Tag_Processor and the Interactivity API.

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Development, Gutenberg

Gutenberg 22.2 puts button hover states in theme.json

Gutenberg 22.2 lets you define button hover and focus states in theme.json instead of a separate stylesheet, and it accepts YouTube or Vimeo embeds as Cover block backgrounds.

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Gutenberg, WordPress

WordPress 6.9: styling forms with theme.json

WordPress 6.9 finally lets you style core form elements from theme.json, treating textInput and select like buttons and headings. It doesn’t cover focus states yet, so here’s the hybrid theme.json plus CSS setup that works today.

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Development, Gutenberg

Build a real WordPress portfolio site, not a PDF

A designer lost a gig sending a PDF and Behance links. The fix is a real WordPress portfolio site built on a custom post type, so your work stays clean, portable, and independent of the theme.

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Development, Gutenberg

Structuring multi-block WordPress plugins that scale

What happened when a client’s multi-block plugin got unwieldy: how we reorganized the blocks, automated registration, and split out shared assets so it kept scaling.

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Development, Gutenberg

Stop fighting WordPress: use Block Bindings instead

A client hit me up last month. They needed a slick video section on their product pages, with dynamic content and a different video for…

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Development, Gutenberg

WordPress block development after September’s core updates

A client needed accordions and styled form fields without the usual custom-code mess. September’s WordPress core updates add a native Accordion block and theme.json form styling that make it far easier.

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Development, Gutenberg

Adding custom blocks to the WordPress Navigation block

A client wanted a custom mini-cart block inside their nav menu. Here is how to extend the WordPress Navigation block the right way, using the blocks.registerBlockType filter to add your own blocks to allowedBlocks instead of fighting it with CSS.

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