WordPress 6.3.2 is a security and maintenance release and is rolling out now.

Here is some performance news on the upcoming Twenty Twenty-Four core theme. Whether it is good news or not depends on how you look at it.

Bricks 1.9.2 beta is now available. There are updates to the Form elements with the ability to save submissions into the database, hcaptcha and turnstile integrations, and more. More form related enhancements are planned for the future. Also added is the option to set custom authentication pages for login, registration, lost and password reset.

The Plus Addons for Elementor passes 100,000 active installs. Congratulations to Sagar Patel, Aditya Sharma, and the Posimyth team.

Stackable Blocks adds support for WooCommerce dynamic data and other enhancements. Note also the roadmap graphic near the top of the article, which is nice to see.

Anne McCarthy demos some minor writing flow improvements coming in WordPress 6.4: captured toolbars, improved List block, and a couple of new keyboard shortcuts.

A minor release of WordPress, version 6.3.2 is being prepared for release. This article lists the changes.

Don’t trash your font management plugin yet … the WordPress core font library has been punted to 6.5 (March 2024?).

UPDATE: This has been turned off as some plugins don’t work well with the playgroud.

WordPress org has just launched “Live Preview” which launches the plugin in the browser using WP Playground. For example, here is the ACF page: