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Tomorrow or the next life, you'll never know what comes first
-- Lama Zopa Rinpoche
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Happy Pesach. Happy Easter. Happy Saturday!
In my fifth week of #stayhome, I feel the stormy waters from all the adjustments, the high waves of work, and distractions are calmer now. It took a while for me to get to equilibrium. My resting heart rate is now 20 bpm lower than at the beginning. The calm never lasts very long. I'll cherish the moment and brace for the next storm.
The next release of the Gutenberg plugin will take place next week, some PRs needed a few more days to complete. Gutenberg 7.9 RC will be released Monday, followed by the release on Wednesday April 15, 2020. Get a sneak preview via 7.9 Milestone on Github.
How are you today? I want to know, please write a few notes
Birgit
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"Recent designs for the Inserter are focused on figuring out how to add Block Patterns, and eventually Template-parts. (...) If everything is a block, then having one unified way to add these blocks feels right." Mark Uraine wrote. Lots of animated Gifs to illustrate a future vision for the Inserter and for Full-site Editing Experience, especially around creating and adding template parts.
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"Full Site Editing and block-based themes are still very experimental, and since I’m actively working on the project, I decided that the best way to test the work we’re doing is to use a block-based theme on my own blog." Riad Benguella, development lead on Gutenberg Phase 2, wrote. GitHub issues ensued!
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"The possibilities for block patterns are extremely exciting, especially for those of us providing tools to help people create their own websites.", wrote Mel Choyce-Dawn and takes you through the process of adding block patterns to your theme. "Patterns start to tackle the user question of, 'How do I make my website look like this theme demo?'"
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"In WPBlockTalk, there were some really spectacular sessions touching on where we are now, how to bring legacy content into the present, how people have extended Gutenberg as well as where we’re going." Dave Ryan, Bluehost, wrote. "These are my four key takeaways from the event." he continues.
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The Block editor's user interface is hidden or not always in the direct line of sight. Bud Kraus, Joy of WP, introduces you to three features. Once you know about them you will use them over and over again.
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