In this section of AwardSpace’s WordPress Tutorials, you will learn the everything about the Gutenberg Editor.
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What you need to know: The WordPress Block Library contains all blocks that you can use while working in Gutenberg. To insert a block, drag it from the Block Library and drop it in your document. In addition to regular Blocks, the Block Library also supports Block...
What you need to know: Gutenberg, the WordPress Block Editor, comes with a few dozen keyboard shortcuts. The great news is that the most commonly used shortcuts like undo/redo, saving changes, and formatting text use the same key combinations as other applications on...
What you need to know: The WordPress Block Editor comes with a handful of options that allow you to customize Gutenberg’s interface and behavior. These options can be accessed by clicking on the three-dot button in the upper-right corner of the page. There, you can...
What you need to know: The interface of Gutenberg, the WordPress Block Editor, is comprised of a Main Content Area, a Top Toolbar, and a Sidebar. In addition, you will find a Contextual Toolbar and a Status Bar. You use the Main Content Area to work with blocks while...
If you've updated your WordPress to a version of the CMS that exceeds 5.0 Bebo, your default editor will be the new Gutenberg Block Editor, which may or may not suit your preferences and what is more - habits. Now, if you are reading the present article, you probably...