Recently, when editing a post on one of my WordPress powered sites, I noticed a feature or option that I hadn't seen before.
It first involves the creation/identification of blocks within a blog post.
But that's where the awesome-ness comes in. In the edit block option, under more options . . .
. . . all you need to do is click on "Add to Reuseable Blocks" and then name it.
Any edits you make get propegated across all posts that use this block.
This is extremely handy when updated the Creative Commons Liscence, for example, like in this example of the music I use for my Stark Reflections on Writing & Publishing podcast.
And I'm a big advocate for proper attribution and credit for creative talent. I have been using Creative Commons for this blog almost since its very beginning in the early 2000s.
It first involves the creation/identification of blocks within a blog post.
But that's where the awesome-ness comes in. In the edit block option, under more options . . .
. . . all you need to do is click on "Add to Reuseable Blocks" and then name it.
Any edits you make get propegated across all posts that use this block.
Create content, and save it for you and other contributors to reuse across your site. Update the block, and the changes apply everywhere it’s used.
This is extremely handy when updated the Creative Commons Liscence, for example, like in this example of the music I use for my Stark Reflections on Writing & Publishing podcast.
And I'm a big advocate for proper attribution and credit for creative talent. I have been using Creative Commons for this blog almost since its very beginning in the early 2000s.
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