A good tutorial on CSS Subgrid and how to use it.

If you want to get up to speed on Gutenberg and the Site Editor, Brian Gardner has a 5 part video series that nicely explains: how to install Google fonts, adding a site icon, understanding list view, WordPress patterns, and getting started with global styles.

See the Breakdance dynamic data features in action. In this video David McCan uses the new Breakdance version 2.0, together with Meta Box, to show how to create templates for a Custom Post Type. I also show how to display the Meta Box group repeater field.

In this video Brendan O’Connell uses Pinegrow and ACSS to create some custom blocks. It is an easy to understand video that highlights the flexibility of these two tools.

This was interesting. Ben Ritner from Kadence used Kadence Theme and Kadence Blocks to create the home page of the Rolling Stone website. Justin Tadlock used Gutenberg for the challenge. They had 30 minutes to see how far they could get. It seemed like Ben was going a little faster and smoother. I was surprised that Justin didn’t work in the Site Editor, but in a page. He brought his own custom theme.

The recent ACF 6.3 expanded the conditional logic options for showing and hiding fields. Imran Siddiq has a short video that shows the enhancement.

Breakdance is preparing version 2.0 with a lot of new features. In this video David McCan looks at two that he thinks will be popular: migration mode and the new layout builder. The new migration mode appears to be unique and innovative.

Developers have manually styled the HTML checkbox to make it look like a switch. Now a new attribute for the checkbox is proposed that will render a checkbox as a switch. Interesting, but not ready for prime time.

Here is a comprehensive tutorial on creating a block from scratch. It’s fairly advanced and touches a lot of areas. The tutorial is from Ron Huereca and he chose a Gravatar block as an example to demonstrate REST calls and saving attributes.