Learn WORDPRESS-GUTENBERG with Real Code Examples
Updated Nov 26, 2025
Installation Setup
Install WordPress on hosting (manual or one-click)
Activate Gutenberg editor (default in modern WordPress)
Choose and install a theme
Install required plugins
Start creating pages and posts using blocks
Environment Setup
Web server with PHP and MySQL/MariaDB
Install WordPress core
Optional Gutenberg plugin (if not included)
Themes and plugins installed
Domain and hosting configured
Config Files
wp-config.php - main configuration
.htaccess - server settings
functions.php - theme functions
style.css - theme styling
block.json - block configuration for custom blocks
Cli Commands
WP-CLI for managing WordPress
Install, update, and remove plugins/themes
Create posts/pages via CLI
Manage users and database
Backup and migrate sites
Internationalization
Supports multiple languages
RTL language support
Localization via .po/.mo files
Plugins for multilingual content
Dynamic language switching possible
Accessibility
Keyboard navigation supported
ARIA compliance in Gutenberg blocks
Screen reader friendly
Alt text for media
Accessible themes available
Ui Styling
Theme-based styling
Block editor styling options
Custom CSS for advanced design
Reusable blocks for consistency
Page builders optional for drag-and-drop UI
State Management
Content stored in database
Block editor manages page/post states
Theme customizer stores visual settings
Plugin options manage site-specific configurations
Sessions and cookies manage user state for logins
Data Management
Posts and pages stored in database
Custom fields and meta-data for structured content
Media library stores images and files
Plugins extend data storage
Backups and migrations ensure data integrity