Here is a small performance function appropriate for small stylesheets.

Improve Frontend Performance with One Line of PHP
Johnny Harris @ spacedmonkey.com • 2 years ago
Johnny Harris @ spacedmonkey.com • 2 years ago
Here is a small performance function appropriate for small stylesheets.
Matias Ventura @ make.wordpress.org • 2 years ago
This post from Matias Ventura is an expansion on the Gutenberg Phase 3 discussion. It talks about block management, which many will be happy to see.
Helena Ivanova @ crocoblock.com • 2 years ago
The Crocoblock team has put together a good article about their Custom Content Types feature, its advantages, and how to use it. Custom Content Types are like Custom Post Types, but they have their own table and better performance.
Udoro Essien @ youtube.com • 2 years ago
You can create animation interactions using all of the advanced builders. Udoro ‘Cracka’ Essien has a good video explaining what interactions are that can help you no matter what builder you use, and he also shows how to create interactions using Bricks. This is a great intermediate video that will help you to take your skills to the next level.
Jonathan Jernigan @ youtube.com • 2 years ago
An easy technique using ACF and the Block Visibility plugin to restrict content by user access level.
Matias Ventura @ make.wordpress.org • 2 years ago
This is interesting, as part of Gutenberg Phase 3 they have starting looking at improving the media library.
Nick Roach @ elegantthemes.com • 2 years ago
For those who are following the Divi 5 rewrite, there is an update about extendability and a cool proof of concept Gutenberg block to Divi module function.
Calvin Alkan @ twitter.com • 2 years ago
Security issue – MalCare, BlogVault, and WPRemote apparently store some credentials unencrypted in the database which isn’t a best practice. Reported to them about 3 months ago by Calvin Alkan. Apparently WP Umbrella had a similar issue that was fixed in a day or two.
Natasha Lomas @ techcrunch.com • 2 years ago
Fines in Europe over the use of Google Analytics! Last week there was a post from the SEO Slim team on Google Analytics alternatives. These court judgements remind me of the findings not too long ago about Google fonts, which lead many to start self-hosting them.