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Gutenberg: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Block
- 1. Gutenberg: How I stopped worrying and learned to love the block
- 2. Laura Byrne-Cristiano I have been using WordPress since 2006. Writer and Marketer I have written content for hundreds of WordPress sites Currently, I am a content specialist at Bet Hannon Marketing 2 You can find me at @NewYorkerLaura
- 3. “Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room! ---Dr. Strangelove 3 Not a Development Talk Not a Design Talk No,I don’t work at Modern Tribe…They have a great white paper…I guess we watched the same movie.
- 4. “ “ Colonel! Colonel, I must know what you think has been going on here! 4 You want to know what I think? ---Dr. Strangelove
- 5. At first it was very, very beta… “It’s important for WordPress to eat its own dogfood. Projects like Gutenberg aren’t going to progress as fast as they need to without sufficient adoption. WordCamp sites are a great testbed for Gutenberg since the content creators come in many different forms.” --Aaron Jorbin, Fall 2017 5
- 6. “Sir! I have a plan!”—Dr. Strangelove 6 I’m all for checking it out, and being a crash test dummy so to speak. This is a really neat idea! It would be really cool if we put something at the bottom of the posts created with Gutenberg that says something like “Created with Gutenberg.” I’m a team player. Let’s do it! I think we should do it, setting the example to the other camps is one thing we have a responsibility to do… turn it on!
- 7. “Well boys, we've got three engines out, we've got more holes in us than a horse trader's mule. ---Dr. Stranglove 7 24 Hours Later
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- 9. ““ I don't think it's quite fair to condemn the whole program because of a single slip up. ---Dr. Strangelove 9
- 10. Flash Forward March 2019 So things have changed… 10
- 11. My turning point…the Word Doc from hell 11 ◈ 25 hiking trails ◈ 12 fonts ◈ 50 links ◈ Bizarre spacing ◈ And this is before we get to the 100 dead fish and playful otter photos
- 12. “ Based on the findings of the report, my conclusion was that this idea was not a practical deterrent for reasons which at this moment must be all too obvious. ---Dr. Strangelove 12
- 13. Tips…Text ◈ Google Docs ◆ Bulletpoints ◆ H tags ◆ Sometimes extra space at front or end of block ◈ Verse block ◈ Code block 13
- 14. Tips…Photos and Video ◈ Align ◈ Align within a block ◈ Very easy alt text and captioning ◈ Galleries ◈ Social Media…more than your icons! ◆ Two ways of doing this ◆ Facebook extra step 14
- 15. Blocks I Must Have More ◈ Stops content from eating the page ◈ Make your message fun Separator ◈ Great for white space ◈ CSS to Stylize this. Block Quotes and Pull Quotes ◈ What’s the difference ◈ Stylize 15 Button ◈ Make your message fun ◈ Stylize in CSS Slide Deck ◈ Site such as Slide Share Media and Text ◈ Slightly different look than inline image
- 16. The Ultimate…The Reusable Block 16 ◈ Time saver ◈ Can edit ◈ Can inline an image ◈ You can do just about anything you want with it.
- 17. Room for Improvement 17 ◈ Email ◈ Just fixed the Gravity block ◈ Image sizing ◈ Code editor ◈ Double check on publishing ◈ Scheduling is an odd UX “ I want you to remember one thing, the folks back home is a countin' on ya, and by golly we ain't about to let 'em down. ---Dr. Strangelove
- 18. Other Incidental Data and Resources 18 ◈ Gmail interface ◈ New Learners ◈ Gutenberg Times ◈ Google it
- 19. 19 THANKS! Any questions? You can find me everywhere at @NewYorkerLaura