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  1. WordPress 5.0 was released today, and with it came a large number of changes. The most notable change was the addition of the new block-based editor experience, commonly referred to by its project name “Gutenberg.”.
  2. On December 6, 2018, WordPress Version 5.0, named for jazz musician Bebo, was released to the public. WordPress 5.0 will revolutionize content editing with introduction of a new block editor and block editor-compatible default theme Twenty Nineteen. For more information on this.
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On December 6, 2018, WordPress Version 5.0, named for jazz musician Bebo, was released to the public. WordPress 5.0 will revolutionize content editing with introduction of a new block editor and block editor-compatible default theme Twenty Nineteen. For more information on this release, read the WordPress Blog.

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For Version 5.0, the database version (db_version in wp_options) updated to 44719, and the Trac revision was 43970.

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New Block Editor New Block Editor

Some big changes have come to the editing experience in WordPress. A new block-based editor is the first step toward an exciting new future with a streamlined editing experience site-wide.

With WordPress 5.6, several versions of the Gutenberg plugin have been merged into core, so WordPress users and writers should notice several improvements in the editor. We’ll see enhanced block patterns, word counts in the info panel, improved keyboard navigation, improved drag & drop UI, and much more.

  • More flexibility with how content is displayed
  • Insert any type of multimedia and have it embed automatically
  • Each piece of content is in its own block and easily maneuverable with mouse or keyboard
  • Tons of blocks available by default with more to come: paragraph, heading, preformatted text, quote, image, gallery, cover image, video, audio, columns with nested blocks, files, code, and more

Blocks are also reusable and many can easily be converted from one type to another. This new editing experience provides a more consistent treatment of design as well as content.

New Default Theme: Twenty Nineteen
New Default Theme: Twenty Nineteen

Introducing Twenty Nineteen, a new default theme that shows off the power of the new editor.

  • Designed for the block editor
  • Simple, type-driven layout
  • Versatile design for all sites

Classic Editor Classic Editor

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Prefer to stick with the familiar Classic Editor? No problem! Support for the Classic Editor plugin will remain in WordPress through 2021.

The Classic Editor plugin restores the previous WordPress editor and the Edit Post screen.

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Classic Editor lets you:

  • Keep using plugins that extend it
  • Keeps old-style meta boxes
  • Allows your to continuing using functionality otherwise dependent on the legacy editing experience

For Developers For Developers

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Short url:https://ewp.guide/go/wordpress-manual

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It might be easier to say what this guide isn’t, rather than what it is. It isn’t an in depth look at every single function available within the WordPress dashboard. Nor is it a guide to help you develop or modify WordPress themes. My aim is to create a simple WordPress manual that will help you to get an understanding of how you use the various features within the WordPress Dashboard to keep your site or blog updated.

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If you’re looking for more in-depth knowledge, there are heaps of articles in the WordPress Codex that go into more detail. This is great if you want to get really involved in developing your own WordPress theme or modifying your site with plugins, but it can be a bit daunting for those users who just want a simple guide to using the Content Management side of WordPress or just need to update their site pages every so often.

Table of Contents

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  • Dashboard
    • Toolbar
  • Posts versus Pages
  • Adding your Site Content
    • Block Editor
      • Adding Content with Blocks
      • Blocks
        • Text Blocks
        • Media Blocks
        • Design Blocks
        • Widgets
    • Classic Editor
      • Adding Images & Other Media
      • Adding HTML Links
        • Inserting an HTML Link
  • Categories
  • Tags
  • Media Library
    • Editing the File Properties
  • Comments
    • Editing a Comment
  • Appearance
    • Selecting your theme
    • Updating the Menu
  • Plugins
  • Users
  • Tools
  • Settings