WordPress, Gutenberg, and Tips for ACF Blocks

In December 2018 WordPress 5.0 launched with the addition of the already divisive Gutenberg editor. Gutenberg is a radical departure from the classic WYSIWYG editor but its purpose remains the same; to provide a UI that ultimately saves a big chunk of HTML representing the page content. Gutenberg is a React-powered UI. The core editor provides […]

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