In the final month of 2019 there two minor WordPress releases. Version 5.3.1 was a short-cycle maintenance release that included mostly security and bug fixes. Version 5.3.2 quickly followed to tackle some high severity issues reported after the previous release.
Read articleIn the final month of 2019 there two minor WordPress releases. Version 5.3.1 was a short-cycle maintenance release that included mostly security and bug fixes. Version 5.3.2 quickly followed to tackle some high severity issues reported after the previous release.
Read articleIf you ever tried to test your WordPress website with The W3C Markup Validation Service you probably got this warning “The type attribute is unnecessary for JavaScript/style resources”. Let me show you how to fix this.
Read articleIn November we saw the release of WordPress 5.3 Kirk. I listed the most important changes for developers in a previous edition.
Read articleUp until the WordPress 5.3 release you could only register custom block styles by creating a Javascript file with a call to registerBlockStyle. As of WordPress 5.3 we can achieve the same thing with a simple Php function call.
Read articleOctober has still been all about the upcoming WordPress 5.3 release which is now scheduled for November 12th. You can check out the latest version WordPress 5.3 RC3 here.
Read articleIn September WordPress 5.3 beta 1 was released. This upcoming version includes some updates to the Block editor that may require you to make some modifications to your themes Css. So be sure to check that out.
Read articleIn this final part of our little journey we are going to use this data and actually output it to the head of our webpages. To do this we are going back to our metatags class we created in the first article.
Read articleIn this article we are going to add some form field components for Browser title, Meta description and the Robots tag so we can actually edit our Seo meta data.
Read articleIn the previous article we finished setting up the assets bundling with Laravel Mix. The next step is to start adding some Javascript code to actually register our plugin with the Gutenberg block editor.
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