The team behind Stackable Blocks has launched a new website, WPBlockTips, with helpful tips for working with the block editor. It looks like there are a few dozen tips so far.
New Website WPBlockTips
Gambit @ wpblocktips.com • 1 year ago
Gambit @ wpblocktips.com • 1 year ago
The team behind Stackable Blocks has launched a new website, WPBlockTips, with helpful tips for working with the block editor. It looks like there are a few dozen tips so far.
Oliver Sild @ patchstack.com • 1 year ago
Patchstack announces new plans and pricing. They have reimagined their offering and introduced a new Developer plan. They also are adding new reports.
Blair Williams @ memberpress.com • 1 year ago
The MemberPress blog posts news of the acquisition of Wishlist Member and CourseCure by Caseproof. They also recently acquired MemberMouse.
Vitalii Kiiko @ builderius.com • 1 year ago
Vitalii Kiiko of the Builderius team created a tutorial showing how to create a FAQ page using Meta Box and Builderius
Matt Medieros @ thewpminute.com • 1 year ago
Here is a WP Minutes podcast interview by Matt Medieros with Robby McCullough of Beaver Builder talking about the future of Beaver Builder and the teams projects. Of general interest, it seems the team is open to adding features in the future beyond the core builder.
Phil Kurth @ hookturn.io • 1 year ago
Phil Kurth of Hookturn is releasing a new ACF extension plugin called ACF Remote Sync. It lets you sync field groups across sites.
advancedcustomfields.com • 1 year ago
The ACF team is offering an annual survey with the first one starting now. I’ve been very happy to see the direction that ACF is taking and asking for feedback like this is another example. If you are using ACF then sharing how you use it and providing input could be helpful to the team.
wordpress.org • 1 year ago
From WordPress.org, the results of the 2022 Annual WordPress Survey are in. Interesting information about the WordPress community.
Mathieu Viet @ buddypress.org • 1 year ago
From Mathieu Viet of the BuddyPress team shares that BuddyPress is preparing for some big changes. There is some self-reflection and course correction about the project focus and purpose that sounds promising.