Block Patterns are pre-defined groups of blocks curated by a WordPress theme or plugin developer and I have put off learning to build these for a few months until a case presented itself.
Previously I used WP_Query in a Child Theme to display posts of a special category to generate these call to action titles. It was cumbersome and whenever the client needed to update the page I’d have to edit the theme. Today, four years since the Block Editor arrived we can finally configure complex groups of blocks for our clients to drop any post. That’s significant workflow enhancement.
In a future release I expect users could build their own patterns within the editor itself and save them to a library just as we can with Reusable Blocks. I’m kinda curious why that ability doesn’t already exist.
I plan to post a build tutorial to joseph-dickson.com this weekend.
Block Patterns in #WordPress are a workflow game changer. What I previously built in wp_query can now be repeated almost effortlessly anywhe
I’m interested in seeing your tutorial and learning more about simplifying workflow. I too constantly do wp queries and want something simpler. Just started experimenting with ACF blocks
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I started working on the code samples today and will build it into video. Over the past week I’ve discovered some pros and cons.