WordPress Full Site Editing Challenge: 404 Page with the Block Editor



Full Site Editing Testing is well underway for WordPress and the Block Editor. In-fact, the Full Site Editing Outreach Program has been issuing testing challenges for people to really put Full Site Editing through the ringer. Here, we’ll take them up on the 3rd challenge: building a 404 page.

Disclaimer: FSE is still in beta and there are some hiccups along the way! That’s to be expected. The best thing we can do at this point is report them to the WordPress Core team so they get fixed!

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## Links
Full Site Editing Testing Call: 404 Template https://make.wordpress.org/test/2021/03/09/fse-program-testing-call-3-create-a-fun-custom-404-page/

## Chapters
00:00 – Intro
01:05 – Build Something Weekly
01:39 – Install TT1 Blocks
02:45 – Install Gutenberg Plugin
03:19 – Templates & Template Parts
05:09 – Making Template Parts
06:22 – 404 Template
07:46 – Global Styles
09:37 – Adding Cover Block
12:12- Search section
12:45 – Footer Modifications
14:07 – Social icons block struggles
15:50 – RSS Widget Block
16:55 – Minor adjustments
18:02 – Saving and Testing
20:08 – Adding Navigation Block
23:13 – Saving and Testing 2
24:04 – Wrap Up

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