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Introducing the Ollie Block Dev Academy
We’ve just launched a comprehensive video course on WordPress custom block development, and it’s free for everyone to watch.
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Introducing the Ollie Theme Academy video course
We’ve just launched a comprehensive 150+ video course on modern WordPress theme development, and it’s free for everyone to watch.
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The future of WordPress site building starts with Ollie Pro 2.0
Ollie Pro 2.0 is a huge update that brings a revamped Ollie dashboard and three powerful new site building tools: the setup wizard, starter sites, and a child theme creator.
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Ollie Pro 1.3.0 gets a huge boost and new features
We made Ollie Pro way faster added some handy tools to help you publish quicker, and updated the Ollie site.
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Meet Agency, a brand new pattern collection for Ollie Pro
Introducing the Agency collection – bold, modern patterns designed to help startups and creative professionals build a powerful digital presence with WordPress.
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Ollie v1.3.0 just dropped with a new color variation
Today I’m excited to share some updates about our latest release, Ollie 1.3.0. We’ve been hard at work refining and improving the theme to make it even better for WordPress creators like you.
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3 power tips to level up your WordPress Full Site Editing skills
Unlock the next level of WordPress site design with Full Site Editing (FSE) advanced features like Block Patterns, Query Loops, and Reusable Blocks. These tools make designing complex, custom sites easier and faster—no coding required!
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Gutenberg editor vs. Full Site Editing (FSE): what’s the difference?
What’s the difference between Gutenberg and Full Site Editing (FSE)? Discover how Gutenberg focuses on content editing while FSE expands block-based design to your entire WordPress site.
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Ollie WP vs. Ollie Pro: Which One is Right for You?
Here’s a complete breakdown of the main differences between Ollie WP and Ollie Pro, who Pro is great for, and what you can do with both.
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WordPress Content Model: The Future of Custom Post Types?
Automattic is working on bringing custom fields to the WordPress core. It’s called Content Model – here’s what you need to know…