WordPress Gutenberg Editor – Master The Basics & Beyond

WordPress Gutenberg Editor – Master The Basics & Beyond, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 152 lectures, 13 quizzes, based on 46 reviews, and has 319 subscribers.

You will learn about Why WordPress went to the Gutenberg (Block) Editor from the Classic Editor 3 Different methods of using the Additional CSS Class 'Box' in the Block Settings Sidebar The settings & options in the editor (right) sidebar and the similarities with the previous Classic Editors right-sidebar The View feature within the More Tools & Options Section The Editor feature within the More Tools & Options Section The Plugins feature within the More Tools & Options Section The Tools feature within the More Tools & Options Section The Options feature within the More Tools & Options Section How to create a basic post and how to use the tools involved How to create a basic page and how to use the tools involved Lots of time-saving shortcuts. How to create jump-links & what are jump-links Some cool design tricks using combinations of different default blocks Creating, using & managing Reusable Blocks and Templates. Even how to profit with them. This course is ideal for individuals who are WordPress users that want to better understand the Gutenberg Editor or Advanced WordPress users wanting to move off the Classic Editor or Begining WordPress users that want a fun & easy way to learn how to use the WordPress Editor to create and manage content It is particularly useful for WordPress users that want to better understand the Gutenberg Editor or Advanced WordPress users wanting to move off the Classic Editor or Begining WordPress users that want a fun & easy way to learn how to use the WordPress Editor to create and manage content.

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Summary

Title: WordPress Gutenberg Editor – Master The Basics & Beyond

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 152

Number of Quizzes: 13

Number of Published Lectures: 152

Number of Published Quizzes: 13

Number of Curriculum Items: 165

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 165

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Why WordPress went to the Gutenberg (Block) Editor from the Classic Editor
3 Different methods of using the Additional CSS Class 'Box' in the Block Settings Sidebar
The settings & options in the editor (right) sidebar and the similarities with the previous Classic Editors right-sidebar
The View feature within the More Tools & Options Section
The Editor feature within the More Tools & Options Section
The Plugins feature within the More Tools & Options Section
The Tools feature within the More Tools & Options Section
The Options feature within the More Tools & Options Section
How to create a basic post and how to use the tools involved
How to create a basic page and how to use the tools involved
Lots of time-saving shortcuts.
How to create jump-links & what are jump-links
Some cool design tricks using combinations of different default blocks
Creating, using & managing Reusable Blocks and Templates. Even how to profit with them.

Who Should Attend

WordPress users that want to better understand the Gutenberg Editor
Advanced WordPress users wanting to move off the Classic Editor
Begining WordPress users that want a fun & easy way to learn how to use the WordPress Editor to create and manage content

Target Audiences

WordPress users that want to better understand the Gutenberg Editor
Advanced WordPress users wanting to move off the Classic Editor
Begining WordPress users that want a fun & easy way to learn how to use the WordPress Editor to create and manage content

WordPress is constantly evolving and most would say that means it is getting better. Clear evidence of this is that 1 out of 3 websites (roughly 30%)on the internet is a WordPress site.

So you’d think they are doing something right!

Late in 2018, this “evolution” became MAJOR! The comfortable yet sometimes glitchy Classic editor was replaced with the “New & Improved”editor titled Gutenberg.

It is now pretty much just the Block editor but Gutenberg or ‘Gute’ for short, still sounds cooler – to me anyway.

The Gutenberg editor is such a drastic change from the Classic editor that many WordPress users simply refused to even learn how to use it, especially when it was announced that the Classic Editor will continue to be supported, for a while anyway.

After using the Gutenberg Editor myself for about a year now, I’ve moved out of the “Hate Gutenberg” camp and into the “Love Gutenberg” camp. A huge time saver and so much more design options are built-in. This means you do not need a degree in coding to make this happen.

The Gutenberg Editor – Love It or Loathe It!

The fine folks that loathed the automobile when it first came out still loved the horse and buggy.

Mostly they loathed the automobile (I’m assuming this because it was a bit before my time)because they did not understand what it meant for the future of transportation.

The same holds true for those that still loathe the Gutenberg (Block) Editor – they just do not fully understand how it works or what it represents for the future of content creation.

This course is built for both the seasoned WordPress veteran that might still be in that “loathe” or heavily dislike category, & for the very new WordPress user that just wants to master the tools available within the Block aka Gutenberg Editor.

It doesn’t matter if you are ‘technically challenged’. With these step-by-step lectures, simply watch over my shoulder as I show you…

Two Different Methods Of Creating ‘Jump Links’ (& what the heck Jump Links are)
Ways To Profit From The Gutenberg Editor That No One Is Telling You About
How To Remove The Stress Of Converting Your Old Content Into Gute.
The Many Time-Saving Shortcuts
The Awesome Design Features You Can Create When You Combine These 2 Blocks
3 Different Methods Of Using The Additional CSS Class ‘Box’ In The Block Settings Sidebar

And So Much More!

The Gutenberg Editor is the future of content management using WordPress, and that future is NOW!

This course is made up of short & to the point, actionable Lectures that contain zero geek-speak!

Since Gutenberg is constantly changing and updating, so will this course.

One of the beauties of learning with Udemy, is you gain Lifetime access to every course you purchase.

As you can see from checking out the Course Content below, these Lectures are not just a bland description of each block, these are detailed ‘How-To’ lectures so you will be up to speed on using these blocks – NOT just the definition of them.

Upon completion of this course, you’ll be comfortable using the Gutenberg (Block) Editor & wonder what all the fuss was about.

This course is a series of over-the-shoulder style screen capture videos. It is like you hired a personal trainer that is showing all the how-to’s but without the personal training cost.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Section 1 – Introduction

Lecture 1: Gutenberg Introduction

Lecture 2: Classic Editor VS Gutenberg Editor

Chapter 2: Update – What's New In WordPress (Major Release Updates)

Lecture 1: What's New In 6.6 – An Introduction

Lecture 2: What's New In 6.6 – Custom Shadows

Lecture 3: What's New In 6.6 – Negative Margins

Lecture 4: What's New In 6.6 – Synced Pattern Overrides

Lecture 5: What's New In 6.6 – Grid Block

Lecture 6: What's New In 6.6 – Theme Style Variations

Lecture 7: What's New In 6.6 – Miscellaneous

Lecture 8: What's New In 6.5 – An Introduction

Lecture 9: What's New In 6.5-Rename any block in the list view

Lecture 10: What's New In 6.5-Font Library

Lecture 11: What's New In 6.5-Image Cropping Override

Lecture 12: What's New In 6.5-New Data Views

Lecture 13: What's New In 6.5-Revisions Update

Lecture 14: What's New In 6.5-Miscellaneous Stuff

Lecture 15: What's New in WordPress 6.4 – An Introduction

Lecture 16: What's New In WordPress 6.4 – Enhanced Image Feature-Lightbox

Lecture 17: What's New In WordPress 6.4 – Enhanced Image Feature-Preview in List View

Lecture 18: What's New In WordPress 6.4 – Enhanced Image Feature-Placeholder Size

Lecture 19: What's New In WordPress 6.4 – Child Parent (Block) Toolbar Improvement

Lecture 20: What's New In WordPress 6.4 – Categorize Patterns

Lecture 21: What's New In WordPress 6.4 – Share Patterns

Lecture 22: What's New In WordPress 6.4 – Rename Group Block

Lecture 23: What's New In WordPress 6.4 – Design Feature- Vertical Text

Lecture 24: What's New In WordPress 6.4 – Design Feature- Button in Navigation Block

Lecture 25: What's New In WordPress 6.4 – Command Pallet Update

Lecture 26: What's New In WordPress 6.4 – Default Twenty Twenty-Four (2024) Theme

Lecture 27: What's New In WordPress 6.4 – Miscellaneous Happenings

Lecture 28: What’s New In WordPress 6.3 – An Introduction

Lecture 29: What's New In 6.3 – Enhanced Site Editor Part One

Lecture 30: What's New In 6.3 – Enhanced Site Editor Part Two

Lecture 31: What's New In 6.3 – Style Revisions

Lecture 32: What's New In 6.3 – Distraction-Free Mode For The Site Editor

Lecture 33: What's New In 6.3 – Enhanced Block Patterns

Lecture 34: What's New In 6.3 – The (New) Details Block

Lecture 35: What's New In 6.3 – The (New) Footnotes Block

Lecture 36: What's New In 6.3 – Improved Margin and Padding Settings

Lecture 37: What's New In 6.3 – Command Palette

Lecture 38: What's New In 6.3 – Block Theme Previews

Lecture 39: What's New In 6.3 – Image Aspect Ratio

Lecture 40: What's New In 6.3 – Miscellaneous Happenings

Lecture 41: What's New In WordPress 6.2 – An Introduction

Lecture 42: What's New In WordPress 6.2 – The NEW Distraction-Free Mode

Lecture 43: What's New In WordPress 6.2 – FSE The Browse Mode

Lecture 44: What's New In WordPress 6.2 – Block Inserter Updates

Lecture 45: What's New In WordPress 6.2 – The Updated List View

Lecture 46: What's New In WordPress 6.2 – Block Settings Sidebar

Lecture 47: What's New In WordPress 6.2 – Updated Navigation Block

Lecture 48: What's New In WordPress 6.2 – The NEW Sticky Positioning.

Lecture 49: What's New In WordPress 6.2 – The NEW Style Book

Lecture 50: What's New In WordPress 6.2 – Styles Feature Updates

Lecture 51: What's New In WordPress 6.2 – The Updated Patterns Inserter

Lecture 52: What's New In WordPress 6.2 – The Miscellaneous Updates

Lecture 53: What's New In WordPress 6.1 – An Introduction

Lecture 54: What's New In WordPress 6.1 – Block Improvements: Let's Talk About Borders

Lecture 55: What's New In WordPress 6.1 – Block Lock Content-Only Editing

Lecture 56: What's New In WordPress 6.1 – Document Settings Column Changes (Editor Sidebar)

Lecture 57: What's New In WordPress 6.1 – List Block Improvements

Lecture 58: What's New In WordPress 6.1 – New Editor Feature: TTR (Time To Read)

Lecture 59: What's New In WordPress 6.1 – Block Improvements: Navigation Block

Lecture 60: What's New In WordPress 6.1 – More WordPress Template Types

Lecture 61: What's New In WordPress 6.1 – New Default Twenty Twenty-Three Theme

Lecture 62: What's New In WordPress 6.1 – Miscellaneous New Features Not Covered So Far

Lecture 63: What's New In WordPress 6.0 – An Introduction

Lecture 64: What's New In WordPress 6.0 – Block-Based Theme Style Switcher

Lecture 65: What's New In WordPress 6.0 – Block-Based Theme Exporter

Lecture 66: What's New In WordPress 6.0 – The Add New Templates Section

Lecture 67: What's New In WordPress 6.0 – Block Editor Changes

Lecture 68: What's New In WordPress 6.0 – New and Improved Blocks

Lecture 69: What's New In WordPress 6.0 – Miscellaneous Stuff Not Covered Earlier

Lecture 70: What's New In WordPress Version 5.9 – An Introduction

Lecture 71: What's New In WordPress Version 5.9 – Full Site Editing

Lecture 72: What's New In WordPress Version 5.9 – List View Tool

Lecture 73: What's New In WordPress Version 5.9 – Navigation Block

Lecture 74: What's New In WordPress Version 5.9 – Menus

Lecture 75: What's New In WordPress Version 5.9 – Pattern Library

Lecture 76: What's New In WordPress Version 5.9 – Block-Based Themes

Lecture 77: What's New In WordPress Version 5.9 – Miscellaneous Items

Lecture 78: What's New In WordPress Version 5.8 Part 5

Lecture 79: What's New In WordPress Version 5.8 Part 4

Lecture 80: What's New In WordPress Version 5.8 Part 3

Lecture 81: What's New In WordPress Version 5.8 Part 2

Lecture 82: What's New In WordPress Version 5.8 Part 1

Lecture 83: What's New In WordPress Version 5.7 Part 2

Lecture 84: What's New In WordPress Version 5.7 Part 1

Lecture 85: What's New In WordPress Version 5.6 Part 4

Lecture 86: What's New In WordPress Version 5.6 Part 3

Lecture 87: What's New In WordPress Version 5.6 Part 2

Lecture 88: What's New In WordPress Version 5.6 Part 1

Lecture 89: Whats New In WordPress Verion 5.5 Part 1

Lecture 90: Whats New In WordPress Verion 5.5 Part 2

Lecture 91: Whats New In WordPress Verion 5.5 Part 3

Lecture 92: Whats New In WordPress Version 5.4 – Non-Editor Stuff

Lecture 93: Version 5.4 Update Block Editor Stuff

Lecture 94: Version 5.4 Update Individual Block Stuff

Instructors

Steve Dougherty
Teacher, Online Marketer & WordPress Enthusiast

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5 stars: 21 votes

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