WordPress 6.3 Development Kicks Off to Conclude Gutenberg Phase 2
The WordPress 6.3 development cycle has begun and work is already underway on an ambitious list of features that will debut in the upcoming major release. It will cap off Phase 2 of the Gutenberg project, with an emphasis on polishing customization features and making them easier to use. WordPress 6.3 Editor Triage co-lead Anne McCarthy published a roadmap to 6.3 this week, which summarizes what users can expect: This release aims to make it easier for users to edit pages, manage navigation, and adjust styles all directly in the Site Editor. It also seeks to provide detailed, relevant information when exploring different parts of the site, such as showing the number of posts per page when viewing relevant blog templates. In addition to polishing and wrapping up phase 2, McCarthy’s post outlines the new features that are coming. Here are a few of the highlights: Introduce content editing, including clarifying the relationship between templates and content. Add a Navigation section to the Site Editor with nuanced options depending on the number of menus and complexity of each. Add a Pages section to the Site Editor. Add a Styles section to the Site Editor. Expose revisions (styles, templates, and template parts). Add a…
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