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WordPress Styling with Blocks, Patterns, Templates, and Themes

You're reading from   WordPress Styling with Blocks, Patterns, Templates, and Themes Explore WordPress styling with step-by-step guidance, practical examples, and tips

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Product type Paperback
Published in Feb 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781804618509
Length 270 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (23) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: Styling and Design Tools
2. Chapter 1: Introducing Blocks FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Block Design Tools 4. Chapter 3: Block Styles 5. Chapter 4: Blocks and Styles Wrap-Up 6. Part 2: Block Patterns
7. Chapter 5: Understanding Block Patterns 8. Chapter 6: Discovering and Creating Block Patterns 9. Chapter 7: Discovering the WordPress Pattern Directory 10. Chapter 8: Wrapping Up Patterns 11. Part 3: Template Parts and Templates
12. Chapter 9: An Introduction to Site Editing 13. Chapter 10: Discovering and Creating Template Parts 14. Chapter 11: Discovering and Creating Templates 15. Chapter 12: Templates Wrap-Up 16. Part 4: Themes
17. Chapter 13: Understanding How Themes Have Changed 18. Chapter 14: Discovering Styles 19. Chapter 15: Discovering WordPress Block Themes 20. Chapter 16: Wrapping Up Themes 21. Index 22. A Book That You May Enjoy

Summary

We are just starting our adventure together discovering WordPress styling. Today, you can create far more than what was previously possible. In this chapter, we have learned a lot together. So, let’s go through what we have covered:

  • Gutenberg is the code name for a new editing experience in WordPress. This has opened up the opportunity to do things for which previously you needed to understand code.
  • Today’s content in WordPress is built up using blocks of different types, from images to text, with unique blocks such as the cover block and traditional ones such as headings.
  • We learned that blocks have settings that we can access through primary and secondary areas.
  • Also, we learned how to set the mode and style of our editing experience, along with the outline, and see the details of the content we are creating.
  • WordPress has a concept of design tools, which are tools to empower styling. Further, we learned that there are concepts that all design tools use.
  • Finally, we familiarized ourselves with the different types of design tools, which are color, layout, border, and shadow.

This is all great, but design tools have a lot more to them. In the next chapter, we will look at each of these and even see how you can combine them powerfully to create incredible style combinations.

Questions

Answer the following questions to test your knowledge of this chapter:

  1. Please select the false statement

    a. The code name for the block-based editor of WordPress is Gutenberg.

    b. The code name for the block-based editor of WordPress is Blockberg.

  2. Movers for blocks can be found:

    a. By the block in the block toolbar.

    b. In the settings sidebar.

  3. Which new feature came out in 6.2 for design tools?

    a. Typography

    b. Dimensions

    c. Shadows

  4. Define a block.

    a. Blocks are the smallest unit of content and when combined they form the content or layout of a webpage.

    b. WordPress blocks are a brand new plugin that is a page builder.

    c. WordPress blocks are limited units of content that can only be ordered in a set way to create pages and posts on a WordPress website.

Answers

  1. Please select the false statement

    b. The code name for the block-based editor of WordPress is Blockberg.

  2. Movers for blocks can be found:

    a. By the block in the block toolbar.

  3. Which new feature came out in 6.2 for design tools?

    c. Shadows

  4. Define a block.

    a. Blocks are the smallest unit of content and when combined they form the content or layout of a webpage.

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Published in: Feb 2024
Publisher: Packt
ISBN-13: 9781804618509
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