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Laracon India 2025 Team LUBUS had an amazing time at Laracon India 2025! From mind-blowing sessions to delicious food, this event had everything we could ask for. Looking forward to the next edition! BlaBlaBlocks – Tabs Block As part of our ongoing Block Editor migration this year, we’re teaming up with businesses to bring powerful new features to life. One of our latest additions? A sleek, easy-to-use tab block! What began as a proof of concept is now shaping up into a solid MVP—and we’re excited about the progress. Here’s a sneak peek of the block in action. Stay tuned,…

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LUBUS Highlights February 2025

March 7, 2025Pravin PrajapatiHighlights

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WordCamp Pune 2025 We kicked off the month by attending the first WordCamp of the year. As active participants, we sponsored the event, delivered talks, and attended sessions. Payal and Uday from our team thoroughly enjoyed their time at the event, while Ajit and Sagar led an engaging workshop on the Block Editor and Full Site Editing. FSE Rebuild Last month, we migrated RollingNames‘ site to the Block Editor as part of our FSE 2025 program, aiming to fully leverage the Block Editor and transition to a 100% block-based approach. Building on this momentum, we are now collaborating with another…

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Rolling Names: Migration from Visual Composer to WordPress Block Editor

February 10, 2025Sagar SharmaCase Studies

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Rolling Names specializes in helping companies, brands, products, and services find the perfect name. Their website, built several years ago, was powered by WordPress and relied on Visual Composer as its primary page builder. While the website served its purpose initially, it had become outdated, both in terms of user experience and performance. Our team was brought on board to manage, optimize, and modernize the website. The primary goal of the website is to generate leads and drive sales for RollingNames’ services. To achieve this, we focused on improving the website’s performance, enhancing the content editing experience, and ensuring the site…

LUBUS Highlights January 2025

February 5, 2025Pravin PrajapatiHighlights

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Block Editor & FSE 2025 We ended 2024 with a strong focus on building WordPress websites powered by the Block Editor and Full Site Editing (FSE). All our client projects were exclusively developed using the Block Editor. Continuing this momentum into 2025, we are prioritizing helping new and existing clients migrate to the Block Editor. We already have a solid roster of projects lined up, which will further fuel our BlaBlaBlock initiatives. As our team works on these projects, we’ll be “dogfooding” various Block Editor features to identify and address the needs that arise. We kicked off the year by migrating the Rolling Names website from Elementor…

Adding a Default Block Appender in WordPress Block Editor

October 8, 2024Punit VermaWordPress

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Introduction In this blog post, let’s explore how to add a default block appender to the WordPress block editor. Have you ever wondered how you can make editing more seamless? By using WordPress hooks and the wp.data and wp.blockEditor APIs, we can enhance the way we work with blocks. We’ll discuss how to identify the last block in the editor. Then, we’ll show you how to display a block appender right after it. This simple addition can significantly improve your editing experience. Are you ready to make editing smoother and more intuitive? Let’s dive in. What is a Block Appender?…

What is new in WPUI (Sep 2024)

September 17, 2024Pravin PrajapatiWordPress

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In the journey of WordPress, the Block Editor has introduced many packages integral to its core. Over time, these packages have significantly evolved, becoming versatile tools usable within and beyond WordPress itself. Our team continually harnesses these packages to build internal tools, and client projects, and explore new possibilities. Our team’s common challenge was the repetitive task of recreating the same UI elements and maintaining numerous code snippets. Often, we found ourselves duplicating the UI we had already developed or creating something remarkably similar to what existed in the core. What began as simple code snippets eventually transformed into WPUI.…

Extending the Query Loop Block: Creating a Custom “Most Popular” Variation

September 10, 2024Punit VermaWordPress

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We’ve been early adopters of the Block Editor/Gutenberg and have been using it in various ways. As part of our internal streamlining process, we’ve been shifting towards block-based solutions. As a result, we’ve been transferring multiple client projects to blocks, which has been a really interesting learning journey for us. It’s been a blast pushing the limits and discovering all that we can achieve with blocks. Currently, we’re working on an exciting client project, helping them make the switch from a hybrid theme to a block-based theme. Their website relies on custom queries to feature content on the homepage, including…

LUBUS Highlights January 2024

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WordPress Sessions in Bangalore Ajit Bohra from the team visited Bangalore for a week to conduct several workshops and meet-ups organized by Team Codewalnut. As passionate Block Editor advocates, we always strive to educate people on how to leverage the WordPress Block Editor to its fullest potential. Ajit confidently shared his expertise on using Block Editor to write content, build pages, and even an entire website, while demonstrating how to set up global styles, and build template parts, templates, and patterns using Full Site Editing (FSE). In the year 2024, there are still doubts and concerns about whether WordPress is…