Dave Loodts wrote about the idea of a program for paid freelance contributors.
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WordPress weekly recap #36: 4.9.9 release leads and more
Anthony Burchell and Alain Schlesser are the co-leads for the upcoming 4.9.9 release.
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The Gutenberg team released version 3.7 last week that comes with a so-called spotlight mode with the goal to set the focus on the currently selected block.
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This week, Mika Epstein published an update for the guidelines regarding human-readable source code and the one for trialware.
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Gutenberg 3.6 was released and comes with an updated block inserter and new icons for the core blocks.
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This week, the 2.0.0 version of WP-CLI was released, that comes with many improvements – both for developers and users.
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Webpack allows specifying multiple entry points, for example, to compile multiple JavaScript files via Babel. This post shows how to compile SASS to its own file when using various entry points.
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This week, WordPress 4.9.8 was released. It comes with a callout for trying the new Gutenberg editor.
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WordPress 4.9.8 introduces a way to register metadata for specific object subtypes, instead of only for whole object types like all post types.
As I needed to skip the last two recaps, I will include posts from that two weeks, which I think are important enough, with the posts from the current week 30 into this post.
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Yesterday I had the problem, that the core table block is not wrapped in a div at the frontend. Of course, it is great that no useless markup is outputted, but I needed a wrapper element for my responsive table solution. Here I show you how to wrap a core block in an element.