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How to Create a Testimonial Block with ACF Blocks

We'll demonstrate how you can create a testimonial block using ACF Blocks. There are many ways to WordPress, and we'll show you four different examples to achieve the same block output. We’ll touch on some of the following: Register an ACF Block in a WordPress plugin Register ACF fields, assign them to an ACF Block, and store them in a plugin Create the template markup to output the block Apply CSS to the frontend and editor experience Contents: 00:06 Intros 05:19 Overview 08:12 WordPress installation overview 08:53 Create a child theme 10:43 Create a functions.php and register blocks 11:44 Start creating the first ACF Block 11:59 Q1: why a theme and not a plugin? 13:17 Q2: connect VS Code with a WordPress site? 14:12 Continue first block progress with block.json 16:32 Q3: using Sass for block? 16:52 Q4: blocks vs Flexible Content field? 17:34 Continue first block progress (CSS, PHP) 18:05 Register & assign ACF fields for first ACF Block 19:00 Sync ACF fields to theme's /acf-json/ folder 19:44 Walk through template logic for fields and block (PHP) 21:40 Create a testimonial example with native WP blocks 23:28 Add the first block to the editor 27:22 Quick peek at the first block's CSS 27:48 Start creating second ACF Block (using InnerBlocks) 46:11 Start creating third ACF Block (using Block Styles) 53:18 Start creating fourth ACF Block (using block Variations) Resources: Final GitHub codebase: https://github.com/colorful-tones/acf... ACF Blocks documentation: https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/... https://developer.wordpress.org/block... https://github.com/WordPress/gutenber... https://wpengine.com/builders/curate-... About the presenter: Damon Cook is a Developer Advocate at WP Engine. Previously, he navigated the WordPress agency land for a decade. Damon’s Articles: https://wpengine.com/builders/author/... Follow on Twitter:   / dcook