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Change Title: How to use JavaScript with Gutenberg #45323
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@bph Thanks for the PR. Maybe this would be even more clear?
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# Getting Started with JavaScript | |||
# Getting Started with JavaScript and how it is used with WordPress |
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# Getting Started with JavaScript and how it is used with WordPress | |
# Getting Started with JavaScript and how it is used with Gutenberg |
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sounds good; or 'the block editor' (instead of Gutenberg... not sure which is preferred nowadays).
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LGTM!
Sorry! Looks like we need to run |
@ramonjd would help if I push my local manifest.json upstream. 😸 |
I heard and read from a few WordPress developers, that the title of this section was misleading. They didn't think they needed to 'get started on JavaScript' and skipped the section during their first round of discovery on how to work with the block editor. They would have shortened their discovery if the title were a bit more descriptive.