Rob Ruiz and Ryan Welcher take a look at the WP Rig starter theme for WordPress.

Here is an article looking at Relations between post types from Helena Ivanova of the Crocoblock team. Crocoblock makes JetEngine, but many of the concepts apply to other custom fields plugins.

This is a nice overview of the theme.json file, though it doesn’t go into depth.

This is a nice and straightforward component implementation.

Oxymade was one of the add-on developers who created a CSS framework and pre-designed template kits for the original Classic Oxygen. And now that Oxygen 6 is nearing a 1.0 release, people are starting to wonder what add-ons might make sense for them. And I think that with Oxygen 6, people probably will want to use a CSS framework. Oxymade is one of the first options available for the new Oxygen 6.

We are continuously fighting to keep hackers out of the WordPress admin. Brute force attacks on the wp-login page, remote code execution due to zero-day plugin vulnerabilities, or hacker toolkits that try to access plugin files by cycling through lists of known vulnerabilities – these types of attempts must be blocked. In this article and accompanying video I present a lockdown option for power users that works nicely for certain types of sites and would stop common hacker activity.

Kevin Geary has launched a remake of his Page Builder 101 series, this time using Etch and ACSS. Note that he is providing a development copy of Etch and ACSS so that everyone can follow along. The first few episodes have dropped.

Does CSS Grid seem too complex? Kevin Powell shows some ways to keep it simple.

This tutorial shows how to use core Gutenberg blocks to add some advanced design and styling effects. It would be especially useful for people who are not using a third party block collection, but would still like to enhance the content’s visual appeal.