Paul Charlton takes a look at Mosaic and highlights some of its features.

This tutorial shows how to use the new editor and elements.

With Divi 5 now officially in Public Launch, Crocoblock introduced an integration with JetEngine and JetSmartFilters. This should make it easier to create real estate listings, directories with filters, templates with dynamic content, and ecommerce catalogs.

The delay seems to be due to the real time collaboration issue and concerns about the database design. Real time collaboration will be off by default, but there is apparently no knowledge about how well it will work on shared hosting. Also mentioned that WordPress may go to 4 releases per year.

Six years ago I wrote an article about the settings for media sizes and about the image sizes that WordPress auto-generates. Recently I’ve revisited the topic because my media library has grown very large and is unwieldy. A number of things have changed in the last size years, including new image formats and their support. Based on what I learned I rewrote the article which I hope you find useful.

This article provides an overview of all of the new features coming to WordPress 7.0 in a couple of weeks. It is a pretty impressive list. Looking at the article’s table of contents is a good way to get a quick overview.

As the article notes, Wix and Squarespace were always held up as the competition, but the real threat seems to be AI with no CMS used.

WordPress 7.0, set for release April 9th, is introducing block API version 3 which loads the editor in an iframe. This may cause issues with blocks that use the older API and haven’t been updated. In this article you can learn what the Meta Box team has done to be ready.

I’m happy to see them being proactive. I wonder if we will see issues with many third party block collections with the 7.0 release?

Paul Charlton hits a sensitive nerve in this video. Taking a look at the comments, a lot of people agree with him. There are a lot of misrepresentations of AI.