Learn WordPress sticky header implementation step-by-step in this beginner-friendly tutorial. Complete code examples, CSS, and JavaScript to create a dynamic sticky header in your block theme.
Welcome to Episode 20 of the Versana WordPress Block Theme Development series! This is a critical architectural episode where we’re building the foundation that will support our entire theme ecosystem. Important Update: WordPress 6.5+ now includes native Google Fonts support…
Welcome back to the Versana WordPress Block Theme Development series! Over the past 18 episodes, we’ve built the foundation of our block theme. Now we’re entering Phase 3: Professional Architecture & Design System. But before we dive into code, we…
In this lesson, we finalize the content and template structure of the Versana wordpress block theme. We configure theme.json template associations, create demo pages, and prepare the theme before entering the full design phase.
Learn how to add dynamic content in WordPress Block Themes using Query Loop, Post Template, and dynamic blocks. In this tutorial, we’ll enhance the Versana block theme to display real posts and pages dynamically with full explanation.
Learn how to design, register, and use Block Patterns in WordPress block themes. In this Versana theme tutorial, we cover reusable design patterns, pattern structure, registration code, and best practices for theme developers.
When you’re building a WordPress block theme, you’ll constantly use blocks like paragraphs, headings, images, covers, and more. But as a beginner, one of the most confusing parts is the HTML comment syntax used in block templates — those lines that start with . In this guide, we’ll go through 20 of the most commonly used core WordPress blocks
A complete guide to creating custom templates in WordPress block themes. Learn how to build front-page, blog, single post, archive, and 404 templates—with code explanations.
Learn how to create reusable header and footer template parts in your WordPress block theme. This step-by-step tutorial uses the Versana theme to show how to build and include header.html and footer.html.
Learn how to configure theme.json to define global styles, color palettes, typography, spacing, and layout in your WordPress block theme. Follow this step-by-step tutorial using the Versana theme.
Get started with WordPress block theme development by building the Versana theme from scratch. In this first tutorial, we create the theme folder, set up essential files like style.css and theme.json, and activate the theme for Full Site Editing (FSE) development.