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Block-based Widgets Editor
The Block-based Widgets Editor brings the power of blocks to the Theme Customizer and Appearance > Widgets sections in the WordPress Administration Screens allowing you to add blocks right next to any current widgets. You can now customize your Widget Areas using blocks, just like how you use the block editor to create content. The…
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Query Loop block
Go back to the list of Blocks The Query Loop block is an advanced block that allows you to display posts based on specified parameters, like a PHP loop without the code. You can think of it as a more complex and powerful Latest Posts Block. With various block patterns integrated into the block setup,…
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Media Add New screen
The Media Add New Screen allows you to upload Media (Images, video, files, etc.) for later use in your posts and pages. This screen allows you to both add single items as well as perform bulk uploads, if you wish to add more than one media item to your Media Library. Upload New Media Uploading…
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Edit Media
Overview The Edit Media page is where you manage information about your media that is saved in the Media Library. To reach the Edit Media page, go to Media > Library and click the name of the media item or the Edit link that appears below the name on hover. You can also reach this page by clicking on the Edit link when adding new media to your…
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Media Library screen
Media →︎ Library Media consists of the images, video, recordings, and files that you upload and use in your blog. Media is typically uploaded and inserted into the content when writing a Post or writing a Page. Note that the Uploading Setting in the Settings Media Screen describes the location and structure of the upload directory (where your media files…
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Customizer
WordPress Version 3.4 introduced Theme Customizer, which allows you to play around with various looks and settings for your current theme or one you’re thinking about switching to without publishing those changes to the whole world. For themes that support it, you can change colors, backgrounds, custom image headers, and so on. If you select Appearance…
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Appearance Menus Screen
Note: WordPress 5.9 was the last version to include the Appearance Menus screen for all sites by default. In WordPress 6.0 and later, when using a block theme, navigation is managed via the Navigation block. The Appearance Menus screen may still be available when using classic or hybrid themes, or on sites using plugins that…
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Work with themes
What is a Theme? Fundamentally, the WordPress Theme system is a way to “skin” your WordPress site. Yet, it is more than just a “skin”. Skinning your site implies that only the design is changed. WordPress Themes can provide much more control over the visual presentation of your content and other data on your WordPress…
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Twenty Fifteen
Twenty Fifteen is the default theme for WordPress in 2015. It is super-clean, content-focused, and designed to bring a little more simplicity to our blogs. Its careful attention to typography, featuring the expertly-designed Noto font set in elegant and harmonious margins, makes it beautiful in multiple languages around the world. Twenty Fifteen looks great on…
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Settings Reading screen
The options in the Reading Settings Screen are few in number, but still important. You can decide if you want your latest posts or a “static” Page displayed as your website’s front (home) page. You can also adjust how many posts are displayed on that home page. In addition, you can adjust syndication feed features…