How to Use Gutenberg Without Breaking Your Website Using Overrides Pattern
Currently, Gutenberg has evolved to fully support Full Site Editing (FSE), allowing users to edit various parts of the website, from the header and footer to other components on the page, without needing extensive themes or additional coding. Furthermore, the blocks offer a variety of customization features, providing flexible design options. However, a common issue faced by developers and users is accidental errors during edits or customizations (e.g., unintentionally changing components or layouts), which can damage or “break” the website structure. To address this issue, WordPress, starting from version 6.6, has introduced a new feature called Overrides Pattern, which helps prevent edits that could affect the functionality of various components. What is a Pattern? A Pattern in WordPress is a set of multiple blocks grouped together to form a predefined structure or template, similar to […]