Gutenberg 15.1 Adds Openverse Integration
Gutenberg 15.1 was released this week with Openverse integration in the Media tab. The Openverse library of openly licensed and public domain works has also moved to its own website with an updated design. It contains more than 600 free-to-use images and audio files that are now available inside WordPress’ editor: Clicking on an Openverse image will instantly insert it as an Image block with the proper attribution and license automatically added to the caption. The experience is so much faster than downloading from the Openverse website and then uploading to the Media Library. “Stars Galaxy” by Greg Rakozy/ CC0 1.0 Another major highlight in 15.1 is the ability to add custom CSS on a per-block basis. This can be done through the Global Styles menu in the Site Editor. For each block you can add your own CSS to customize the block appearance by scrolling to the bottom of the panel to the “Additional Block CSS” button. These CSS edits will be applied to all instances of the block on the site. Gutenberg 15.1 also introduces support for shadow presets in Global Styles, with four defaults available (Natural, Crisp, Sharp, and Softy), and the ability for theme authors to add…
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