Create your website with the WordPress Gutenberg Editor

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Learn how to modify your website using Gutenberg Blocks.

What you’ll learn

Create your website with the WordPress Gutenberg Editor

Learn how to distinguish between the WordPress Classic Editor and the WordPress Gutenberg Editor.

To format text, use text blocks.

Insert photos, sounds, and videos into media blocks as needed.

Customize the layout of your website using design blocks.

Use widget blocks to effortlessly communicate with your audience.

Requirements

You must have basic knowledge of WordPress.

Description

If you want to develop your own website using WordPress, you must understand how to make your website seem appealing to the public. Using Gutenberg blocks on your website has never been simpler than it is now, thanks to the newest WordPress Gutenberg Editor. You don’t need to know how to code. Every design and gadget is nothing more than a block. The course teaches you the function of each block as well as how to customize each block to meet your specific requirements. Unlike the original WordPress Editor, which had just a few possibilities, the WordPress Gutenberg Editor has a variety of block types for inserting photos, audio, and videos.
Do you want to create a collage using numerous images? A college block is an option. Do you want your materials to be organized into columns? Look over the column block. Do you want to show your readers your most recent post? You may find the most recent posts in the “Latest Posts” section. Not only that, but you may use a single block to connect your social networking accounts to your website. If you operate a company, you may use a number of blocks to communicate various messages or promotions to your target audience. Every option, from registration forms to payments, has its own block. Before you construct your own website, you may understand everything about those blocks.

Who this course is for:

Anyone interested in learning how to develop websites using the WordPress Gutenberg Editor should read this.