WordPress

As a WordPress developer with a focus on enterprise-level solutions, the idea of a multi-block plugin makes much more sense than creating individual plugins for each block. For large-scale systems, a well-designed architecture could easily involve dozens of custom blocks, along with additional features for modifying blocks or enhancing the editor experience.

WordPress 6.7 is scheduled for release on November 12, just days away. Now is the perfect time to review the latest updates across Core, WordPress Playground, Gutenberg, and the Dev Notes for this upcoming release.

This post provides a summary of development-related changes from the past month, including finalized features for WordPress 6.7, new functionality in Gutenberg, and updates to WordPress Playground. Items specific to the 6.7 release are marked for your convenience.

WordPress is the world’s most popular Content Management System (CMS), powering over 60% of websites with identifiable CMS platforms. Its open-source nature, intuitive interface, and flexibility in both functionality and design contribute to its widespread use. With over two decades of development and a vibrant marketplace, WordPress boasts more than 100,000 plugins and themes that enhance its features and design options.

What Is A Content Management System?