Notes: This post is part 1 of two parts series about understanding new features in full site editing (FSE) interface. This learning post is still in active development and updated regularly. One of the main goals of the Gutenberg site editor is to move the core block style CSS to JSON files. JSON files are […]
Deep-diving Into JSON Elements
Notes: This post is part 1 of my proof-of-concepts learning note post for CSS-Tricks article on the JSON elements. Some screenshot images used here are credited to the CSS-Tricks. There is considerable ongoing efforts in Gutenberg block editor to move the entire style definitions to a single place, i.e. theme.json file. To measure the progress, let’s look […]
CSS-Tricks: Adding Fluid Typography Support to WordPress Block Themes
My yet another article Adding Fluid Typography Support to WordPress Block Themes published to-day on CSS-Tricks.
This article covers how to add newly added fluid typography feature, that is included in WordPress 6.1 and allows theme authors to apply fluid typography in block themes by default, without using clamp() function.