I’ve been trying. Really I have. From its initial release as part of the WordPress core in version 5.0 in late 2018, up until early 2022, I adamantly refused to use Gutenberg. I felt its conceptual flaws and practical limitations … Continue reading →

The new WordPress Block Editor (a.k.a. Gutenberg) has improved immensely over the years, to the point where I am now willingly (although occasionally grudgingly) using it as my main development platform for client sites. One area where it really falls … Continue reading →

Today I had to do some work on a client’s site that I didn’t build but have ended up maintaining, which is built from an amalgam of multiple “page builder” plugins, but most prominently, WP Bakery. I was just explaining … Continue reading →

This is not as defeatist as it seems by the title. I’ve actually had a huge breakthrough in my ongoing battle journey with the WordPress Block Editor (a.k.a. Gutenberg). My biggest problem throughout the process of trying to build a … Continue reading →

By this point I have more-or-less embraced Gutenberg, a.k.a. the WordPress Block Editor. But I have not embraced Full Site Editing, a.k.a. the Site Editor, and I am not sure I ever will. I do not know who it is … Continue reading →