If you purchased Elevated Extensions when it was first released then you will be happy to see this addition. It looks to be flexible in what you can include in search. It is in use on the Breakdance, Oxygen, WP All Import, and WP Debug Toolkit docs sites, so it has some real-world examples.

Kevin Powell shows how to use the Popover HTML attribute. Baseline support has been around for a while. CanIUse reports 87.54% support.

Paul Charlton takes a first look at this new visual builder from the Core Framework team.

Paul Charlton created a walk-through to show how the new advanced variations feature in the free version of FluentCart works.

Available in all Etch plans, the Etch Connector allows you to use any external AI (terminal or IDE) with Etch. In the video Kevin Geary demo’s copying a section from a design source, and copying a section between sites. While it got off to a slow start, AI features in Etch are have become first class citizens.

This is a good Bricks tutorial by Dave Foy covering what classes are for, when to use them, and how to name them.

I stopped doing things for Google some time ago, but I didn’t know that they have a “change of address” tool to use during domain migrations. Seems good to know.

xCloud Pulse is a new helper Mac app that lets you monitor your xCloud sites and VPS servers from your Mac. In the video I do a quick walk-through to show you how to install it and what it offers.

This is a nice share from Jamie Marsland, who describes his process for building sites using AI. It includes the general design phase, creating a design system, generating the page layouts, and adding the results to WordPress. Even if you have a different approach, you may find something useful in the prompts or thought process.