Gutenberg is great for bloggers who want better publishing tools, but what about developers who need to craft customized CMS experiences for their clients? If you use a lot of custom fields and are horrified at the idea of giving clients any design control, this session is for you. We\u2019ll talk about:<\/p>\n
– when to use Gutenberg, and when not to;
\n– what should be a block, and what should stay a custom field;
\n– how to limit a client’s color and text options;
\n– the magic of block templates and block locking;
\n– and how your theme development will change.<\/p>\n
Now is the chance to create new site building best practices and drive the evolution of block editing. Let’s get excited for what’s possible!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Gutenberg is great for bloggers who want better publishing tools, but what about developers who need to craft customized CMS experiences for their clients? If you use a lot of custom fields and are horrified at the idea of giving clients any design control, this session is for you. We\u2019ll talk about: – when to … <\/p>\n