If you want to have a simple option for using ACF custom fields in Gutenberg then you’ll find this video by Paul Charlton interesting. He looks at the free version of the Meta Field Block.

Here is a new plugin boiler plate intended to enable modern coding features. It allows for using namespaces and autoloading with Composer.

Kevin Powell has a useful short about the :empty element and how you can use it to solve a common problem.

Here is a great post from Jeff Starr explaining the difference between plugins, must-use plugins, and drop-in plugins.

Kevin Powell and Bramus show how Multi Page Animated view transitions work.

Checking a website’s accessibility is import for usability and conversions. If people can’t read or use the site, they go elsewhere. In this training Gen Herres does a super fast audit and a quick audit and then compares those to a detailed page audit.

Many of these are tests that people can run with a small amount of training and find out much more information than automated tests provide.

If you are interested in using AI with your WordPress coding, Nick Diego shows how to get setup with Cursor AI. This is the first of a how-to series.

Kevin Powell, a CSS expert and effective teacher, has released a free course on HTML and CSS. These are two of the fundamental languages behind all websites, not to mention all page builders and Gutenberg.

Beginning with WordPress 6.3 the constant WP_DEVELOPMENT_MODE was introduced to by-pass the caching of the theme.json file, which is useful for development purposes. This article outlines the uses and parameters.