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Learn how to create a custom Gutenberg block with React, register it via PHP, style it with CSS modules, and verify its output in the editor and front‑end. Understand trade‑offs and next steps for reusable UI components.
Build a Gutenberg block that renders on the server with @wordpress/create‑block. Follow this step‑by‑step guide to scaffold, configure, and validate a dynamic, PHP‑based block while keeping assets optimized.
Transitioning from a Classic Theme to a Block Theme in WordPress 6.0+ involves moving from PHP-based template files and external CSS stylesheets to the Full Site Editing (FSE) framework. A core component of this shift is the use of theme.json for Global Styles, which centralizes design tokens for colors, typography, and spacing. While the Site Editor allows
Goal We want to guarantee that every page served by a WordPress site provides a functional skip link so that keyboard and screen‑reader users can bypass repetitive navigation and jump directly to the main content. Constraints Twenty Twenty‑Three ships with a <a href="#content">Skip to content</a> element, whereas earlier core themes omit it. Cust
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