Gutenberg 23.8 Adds Shareable Revision URLs and Code Diffs

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Gutenberg 23.8 gives visual revisions shareable URLs and a code diff view, and turns Select all on a 1000-block post from 16.8s into 0.4s....

Gutenberg 23.7 Ships Its Last Fixes Before 7.1 RC1

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Gutenberg 23.7 landed on August 5 alongside WordPress 7.1 RC1 with the Gallery Detach rename, RTC fixes, and the last round of editor polish....

WordPress 7.1 Responsive Block Styles Land in Global Styles

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WordPress 7.1 adds responsive block styles and configurable viewports to Global Styles and theme.json. Here is what shipped and how I would migrate....

WordPress 7.1 Site Editor Screen Filters: A First Look

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WordPress 7.1 ships four PHP Site Editor screen filters for Pages, Templates, Template Parts and Patterns. Server-side curation, finally....

Background Gradient Block Support Ships in WordPress 7.1

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WordPress 7.1 adds background.gradient block support that finally layers over images. Five core blocks adopt it. Here is what to do....

Editable Blocks Inside the Custom HTML Block in 7.1

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WordPress 7.1 lets the Custom HTML block hold editable blocks inside static markup — one clean surface for AI-generated pages editors can still edit....

WordPress 7.1 Client-Side Media Processing With wasm-vips

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WordPress 7.1 moves client-side media processing to the browser via wasm-vips. What Chromium gets, what Safari does not, which hooks stop firing....

WordPress 7.1 Icons API: The v15 Breaking Change You Missed

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The @wordpress/icons v15 flip to fill=currentColor and the new register_icon() surface in the WordPress 7.1 Icons API rewrite plugin CSS. Here is what breaks....

WordPress 7.1 Iframed Post Editor: What Breaks in Blocks

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WordPress 7.1 enforces the iframed post editor on every block theme. Here are the five failure modes in custom blocks and how to fix them....

WordPress 7.1 Makes the 40px Component Default Permanent

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WordPress 7.1 hard-deprecates the __next40pxDefaultSize prop across ten core components. Here is the audit I would run this week....

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