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Core blocks such as Heading, Image, Paragraph, and Button include built-in style variations. There is now a live preview for style variation transforms, allowing users to see how a style change will look before applying it.<\/p>
The official announcement explains:<\/em><\/p> \u201cStyle variation transforms now display a preview in the editor. This makes it easier to see the impact of transformations before committing to the change. Style variations are now also available for patterns in contentOnly mode.\u201d<\/p> <\/blockquote> The update adds a new admin page for connectors (Settings > Connectors) which enables users to manage their AI keys and credentials.<\/p> According to the announcement:<\/em><\/p> \u201cWe have added a new \u201cConnectors\u201d admin page\u2026. which allows users to see and manage their connectors. \u2026and we\u2019ve also provided extension hooks for plugins to add their own connectors. These screens are still in an experimental state.\u201d<\/p> <\/blockquote> WordPress also added the new Content Guidelines feature which according to Automattic\u2019s James LePage, it is \u201ca cornerstone feature to steer AI and how it interacts with your site.\u201d It\u2019s not exclusively an AI feature but it\u2019s quite useful as one.<\/p> The official announcement describes it as:<\/em><\/p> \u201cWe added a new experimental REST API and custom post type, to allow WordPress site owners to define and manage site-wide content rules.\u201d<\/p> <\/blockquote> It also documents what was added, specific to the content guidelines feature:<\/em><\/p> The official proposal for this feature, written by LePage (who is a co-lead of the official WordPress AI team), explains:<\/em><\/p> \u201cA single place in WordPress to capture site-wide content standards and context, so publishing tools can manage content that stays on-brand and consistent.<\/p> Most sites already have content standards: voice and tone, structural rules, image guidance, accessibility expectations, linking practices, and more. Today, those guidelines often live outside WordPress in documents, PDFs, wikis, or institutional knowledge. That makes them harder to find while writing and harder for any tool, human or automated, to apply consistently.<\/p> Content Guidelines isn\u2019t an AI-only feature. It doesn\u2019t depend on AI, but AI should depend on it. A unified store of guidelines makes standards discoverable, portable, and reusable, whether the person applying them is a writer, an editor, a plugin, or an AI assistant.\u201d<\/p> <\/blockquote> According to the proposal, the Content Guidelines enable:<\/em><\/p> A shared, portable foundation across the ecosystem. With import and export, guidelines can move with a site, be reused across environments, or serve as a starting point for new sites.\u201d<\/p> Other notable feature is that Real Time Collaboration is now switched to be enabled by default in order to match the behavior of WordPress 7.0 but it won\u2019t override a user\u2019s intentional choice. 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AI Related Updates<\/h2>
Connectors<\/h3>
Gutenberg Content Guidelines<\/h3>
Read about the update here:<\/h3>