 Good day and welcome to Learn WordPress. In this tutorial, we are going to explore how you can work faster and improve your site editor experience using the command palette. Here are the learning outcomes for this lesson. Firstly, we will define what the command palette is. Secondly, we will look at how we can access the command palette. Finally, we will explore how we can use the command palette effectively as well as highlight the benefits. The command palette allows you to quickly navigate to different areas of your site, create new pages and posts, and execute other commands. To access the command palette, simply open the site editor or a page or a post and use the keyboard shortcut Command K on Mac or Control K on Windows. You can also find it in the sidebar of the site view by clicking on the search icon or by clicking on the title bar of a template or a page. Once you open the command palette, you'll see a list of available commands. Let's dive into some of the useful commands you can find in the palette. Let's try our first command and type Open Styles. This command allows you to quickly open the style editing interface, where you can customize the site-wide styles of your website, such as typography, colors, and layout. If you want to quickly make your way to the patterns area, you can merely type in patterns and select. Here, you can manage, add, and delete custom patterns, as well as header and footer template pod patterns. What about adding a new page or post? Well, if you type in add, you will see you can quickly add a new post or a new page. And when I select add a new page, I can start editing content right away. The command palette also allows you to navigate to a specific page, for example. So let's make our way to my about page to see this in action. And here you will see it takes us directly to the site editor. And now we can open up the page and continue editing. If you want to add custom CSS, the command palette also provides a shortcut to do so. It's perfect for those moments when you need to apply specific customizations to your site's design. Now, let's talk about the benefits of the command palette. By providing quick access to frequently used actions, the command palette streamlines your workflow in the site editor. Instead of navigating through multiple menus and settings, you can execute commands with a few simple keystrokes, saving you valuable time and effort. Imagine you are editing a page in the site editor, and then when you're done, you want to create a custom template. Instead of searching through various menus, you can simply open the command palette, type templates, select templates, and then templates will open up instantly, allowing you to add a new template or edit others. In addition to the commands we've discussed, the command palette offers a wide range of actions to enhance your editing experience. Here are a few more notable commands you can explore. First up is to quickly view your site on the front end. If you were editing a page in the post editor, you also have the option to preview the page in a new tab. When you type in toggle, you'll be able to activate or deactivate certain features. For example, spotlight mode. If you select spotlight mode, it will gray out all the blocks you are not working on and highlight the blocks you are editing. To turn it off, merely select spotlight mode again. You can also use the command palette to activate distraction-free mode, for example. Distraction-free mode creates a focused writing experience by hiding various parts of the editor interface, allowing you to focus on your content without any interferences. Feel free to experiment with these commands and discover how they can further streamline your editing process. And if you open a template or a page and click on the three vertical dots top right, you will also be able to access the keyboard shortcuts for your site. If this is something you are keen to explore. In conclusion, the command palette is a game changer for the site editor. With its quick access to frequently used actions and commands, it empowers you to work more efficiently and save valuable time. Thank you for watching and visit Learn WordPress for more tutorials and training material.