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....

Classic Block Stays in the WordPress 7.1 Inserter

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WordPress 7.1 reverses course: the Classic block stays fully available in the inserter, and here is what the reversal tells us about TinyMCE and migrations....

WordPress 7.1 Design System Theming Merge Proposal

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WordPress 7.1 gains a design system theming layer: wp-theme handle, ThemeProvider React component, DTCG tokens. What actually ships....

Responsive Styling Lands in Gutenberg 23.5 for WordPress 7.1

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Responsive styling in WordPress 7.1 ships in Gutenberg 23.5 with a public call for testing. Per-viewport styles from the editor, no CSS....

Connector Field Registry Proposed for WordPress 7.1

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Gutenberg PR #79373 proposes a PHP connector field registry that closes the api_key-only gap left by the 7.0 Connectors screen....

Gutenberg Core Sync Guidelines Are Now Written Down

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Make/Core publishes the first formal Gutenberg core sync process: weekly cadence, locked beta/RC pinning, and a commit-message template....

Dynamic Template Parts in Block Themes Without Duplication

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How to use the render_block_data filter to swap dynamic template parts in block themes without duplicating templates. Practical pattern for WordPress and...

Classic Block Hidden from Inserter in WordPress 7.1

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WordPress 7.1 hides the Classic block from the block inserter by default. Existing content stays editable; one filter brings it back....

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