Ever since the emergence of blocks and the Gutenberg Editor, there’s been a new way to use WordPress. And recently, the announcement of Full Site Editor opens up how we use WordPress blocks. This new feature allows blocks to be used not just in pages and posts but in all areas of a WordPress site.…
WordPress 5.0 is officially out in the wild, ushering in a new era of Gutenberg and all the enhancements it brings to the editing experience. Here are the top 5 things you need to know: #1: The block editor is now the DEFAULT editor for posts & pages The block editor (codename: Gutenberg) is now…
WordPress 5.0 is Coming It’s been quite an adventure prepping for the huge change that is WordPress 5.0, and in the last few weeks, that adventure has gotten super real. Our team has been working extra hard to ensure that our plugins fully support the new WordPress editor. Thus far, most of this work has…
A jam-packed update to our Events Gutenberg extension comes with features, bug fixes, and some tweaks to help keep you up to date with the latest work by our Gutenberg team. Events Gutenberg 0.3.4-alpha is compatible with: The Events Calendar: Version 4.6.23 or higher Gutenberg: WordPress 5.0 Beta 3 Get the Extension If this is…
Going Gutenberg is an ongoing series about the process of integrating our products with the WordPress block editor. View all chapters in the series archive, and be sure to follow us on Facebook or Twitter to never miss an update. One of the key promises of the new block editor coming in WordPress 5.0 (a.k.a.…
You can now add and update your ticket and RSVPs using the Gutenberg Block Editor. We’ll show you how to create Gutenberg ticket and RSVP blocks with your event tickets. Below you’ll find screenshots of the design work for our new blocks. You can take ‘em for a spin on your own site by downloading…
Another week and another round of updates as we prepare for WordPress 5’s release. We are still really excited to show off the new blocks for Event Tickets (and Event Tickets Plus). We hope you love them as much as we do! This week’s changelog for our Events Gutenberg extension includes 5 new fixes. Events…
Ticket and RSVP blocks have arrived in Events Gutenberg 0.3.0-alpha! The new version of the extension is out in the wild and ready for you to experience ticketing events in the block editor today. This version is compatible with: The Events Calendar: Version 4.6.24.1 or higher Gutenberg: Version 3.9.0 Get the Extension If this is your…
We are pleased to announce that Events Gutenberg 0.2.9-alpha is out! This version is compatible with: The Events Calendar: Version 4.6.23 or higher Gutenberg: Version 3.8.0 Get the Extension Events Gutenberg 0.2.9-alpha Changelog Fix – Prevent empty diff on new event creation, allowing Meta to be saved Fix – Prevent generation of empty classic blocks…
We are pleased to announce that Events Gutenberg 0.2.8-alpha is out. If this is your first time getting your hands on Gutenberg, Prepare yourself for the New WordPress Block Editor. This version is compatible with: The Events Calendar: Version 4.6.23 or higher Gutenberg: Version 3.8.0 See all of the changes included in this release below:…
The new Gutenberg editing experience for WordPress can’t come soon enough for writers, bloggers, and marketers that create content on a regular basis. Later this year, WordPress 5.0 will be arriving with an all-new block editor that takes advantage of the best the modern web has to offer. The project, codename “Gutenberg,” represents a huge…
The new WordPress block editor is on its way, and although it won’t officially be available until WordPress 5.0 is released, the Gutenberg plugin is available for you to start testing right now. Your Step-by-Step Checklist If you haven’t started testing the new block editor yet, this step-by-step checklist will help you get your site…
In the upcoming WordPress 5.0 release, the post editor will be redesigned and rebuilt from the ground up. This new editor is called the block editor (a.k.a. Gutenberg), and it’s been no small task to ensure The Events Calendar and our other plugins are ready for it. While we’ve written about some of the challenges…
“Gutenberg” is the code name for the new block editor coming in WordPress 5.0, a major update that will fundamentally change the way content is created in WordPress. You’ll no longer put text and images into a wp-admin form and hope it looks good on the front end; you’ll instead build content visually in the…