Kevin Powell is a great teacher and he is starting to release tutorials for beginners each Tuesday. Here is a beginner tutorial for learning HTML.

Here is a brief tutorial on how to use the new Footnotes block that was included in WordPress 6.3.

This short video not only shows how the new AI website builder ZipWP works, but also considers some of the business drivers behind the initiative. Additionally, there is a look at the short term product roadmap to give an idea of where this is headed.

This is an advanced tutorial on using the WP_Query object.

In the creative CSS, but I’m not sure how useful department, here is an article showing how to create an array of colors using only modern CSS. I suspect you’d want to combine this with some JavaScript to be able to pick colors, or allow the user to pick colors, which seems to limit its usefulness on its own.

For developers: WordPress 6.1 added the “did_filter” function to check if your filter has already been run during the current page load. It is a bit esoteric, but useful if you need it.

Cumulative Layout Shift happen when the web page content moves or jumps as the page loads. It is one of the factors in calculating page scores for SEO. This is a good explanation of cumulative layout shift, how to test for it, and steps to fix it.

This is a nice article showing several examples where you can use media queries to detect a user’s browser or operating system preferences using CSS.

Coming in ACF 6.2 are two new features: built-in bidirectional relationship fields and built-in option pages. Up until now these features required a code snippet to enable, but with ACF 6.2 they can be setup with the user interface.