The Future of Web Content (an introduction to the new WordPress editor)
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The new WordPress editor is coming, and it’s quite a departure from the classic “text in a box” mode that we’re used to. In this talk, we’ll discover hidden features and workflow tips to help optimise our writing flow. We’ll also discuss editing and layout trends enabled by Gutenberg, to help our content stay fresh and engaging. Presented by Luke Carbis at WordCamp Sydney 2018
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