Cwicly Spotlight 4 was held today with more walk-throughs and demos of the upcoming components beta release next week. Also mentioned was that now that Cwicly is maturing there will be a price increase in the coming weeks.

If you use the All in One Security plugin then update to the latest version and have all users create new passwords. They were writing all passwords in clear text in the plugin’s audit logs.

Hmm, it looks like a redesign of the admin is also part of Gutenberg Phase 3. This doesn’t seem like feature creep, but more like Phase 3 is a catchall. Many of items being discussed are in need or refactoring and improvements, so I don’t have any complaints. Is it “Gutenberg” because it will be done with blocks?

This short video provides a quick look at forthcoming changes to the Site Editor for WordPress 6.3. Changes for accessing and editing menus, pages, styles, template parts and patterns.

Here is a small performance function appropriate for small stylesheets.

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.

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.

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.

An easy technique using ACF and the Block Visibility plugin to restrict content by user access level.