Kadence has just released its new Kadence Advanced Header and Navigation Blocks. It is part of Kadence Blocks Free. You can use it with any block theme as well as with the Kadence classic theme. This is an awesome solution for block themes.

Here is a good tutorial on using the Bricks Query Loop builder from Paul Charlton.

This is a great tutorial by Roel Nieskens and Kevin Powell showing the flexibility of variable fonts and how you can use them with CSS. I learned about custom axis control features available with some creative fonts.

In this recording you are basically watching over the shoulder as someone attempts to full out forms using a screen reader. Seven popular form plugins are tested. The video provides good insight into creating and testing accessible forms.

This YouTube short by Kevin Powell shows how to use the HTML datalist element to improve your forms.

This article by Jeremy Holcombe provides a very thorough look at using the theme.json file for creating your own block theme and for customizing blocks. It is a good resource for power users and theme authors.

For power users – Here is an overview and guide for using WP-CLI, the WordPress command line interface. There are a good number of commands built in and a number of plugins add their own WP-CLI commands also.

This is a free course on how to builder a WooCommerce store website using the free Kadence theme.

The NY Post is a very large WordPress multi-site instance that publishes about 300 articles a day, has many authors in the admin writing at the same time, and has a large number of simultaneous visitors. This WCUS presentation gives an overview of the techniques used to scale the site. It is something of a list of things that can go wrong and types of fixes.