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Want to know the real difference between Kadence Blocks and Gutenberg? We'll help you choose the best page builder for you by providing an in-depth comparison of the two in terms of performance, ease of use, and scenarios! From load speed and style consistency to conversion rate optimization.

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WordPress 6.9 Beta 1 is now in open beta, bringing with it a new template manager, command panel, capabilities API and performance optimizations. This post organizes testing methods, key updates and developer highlights to help better experience the new version.

An in-depth look at the highlights of the Gutenberg 21.4.0 update, covering interface optimizations, data view enhancements, block functionality upgrades, and editorial flow and accessibility.

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Learn how Astra incorporates Gutenberg's default editor to enable quick reuse of article templates, maintain typographic consistency, and improve content creation efficiency and site management practices.

In the last installment, we discussed WordPress default theme with Gutenberg (Gutenberg) editor header settings. In this installment, we will take you through how to quickly layout your homepage with Gutenberg. If you feel that adding modules one by one (such as header, text, buttons, images, etc...