Rich Tabor

@richtabor.com

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Writes about the future of WordPress, Blocks & Design ✴︎ Product @automattic ✴︎ Making @WordPress

A hot pink electric pickup truck with a futuristic, angular design is parked on a paved surface under a clear blue sky. The truck has a matte finish, large black wheels, and a continuous LED light bar on the front.
A large audience gathers in a modern, dimly lit auditorium with angular, golden ceiling panels. At the center of the stage is a podium, and behind it, a floor-to-ceiling glass wall reveals a nighttime city skyline. The WordPress logo is prominently displayed above the stage.
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Image displaying a densely packed list of names of people who have contributed to WordPress 6.7, arranged in alphabetical order on a pink background. Each name is separated by a comma, creating a visual texture of tightly grouped text.
Graphic with a yellow background featuring a black accessibility icon (a stylized human figure within a circle) followed by the text ‘65+’ in black. The design suggests 65+ accessibility improvements relative to WordPress 6.7.
Menu interface on an orange background with a white pop-up card displaying options. The top section lists ‘Desktop,’ ‘Tablet,’ and ‘Mobile,’ with a checkmark next to ‘Desktop,’ indicating the selected view. Below are options labeled ‘View site’ with an external link icon and ‘View newsletter’ with an envelope icon, suggesting quick access links.
Screenshot showing PHP code to register a block template in WordPress. The code uses the add_action function with the init hook, and an anonymous function that calls register_block_template. The template is identified by 'gutenberg/plugin-template' and includes an array with title, description, and content keys. The code snippet is styled with syntax highlighting on a dark background, bordered by a pink background.