Bricks 2.3 has been released. It adds a new paste HTML and CSS to Bricks elements feature, new query filter controls, enhancements to the Image Gallery, enhancements to the color controls, and more. There are videos linked in the change log for many of the updates.

The Elementor team is moving ahead with the new editor which introduces a number of new features and ways of working. The announcement outlines the plan.

This tutorial from the Meta Box team shows how to let users favorite posts and then display them in a grid using Meta Box Views and the Favorite Posts extension.

Chris Good share his experience moving from Etch to a vibe coded version of his personal website using Next.js, Sanity, and Vercel. He is very open about the pros and cons and that the dangers and benefits aren’t what we usually think.

If you are curious about PHP-based blocks coming to WordPress 7.0 then you will find this video by Brian Coords of interest. He does a nice walk-through showing a couple of simple blocks he created.

A Twenty Twenty-Seven core theme is under way. Planned for release in early December.

We often use ACF to create Custom Post Types and custom fields, but then need a way to display them on the frontend. In this tutorial, I explore how Novamira, Claude Code, and ACF Blocks can work together so an AI agent can generate working ACF blocks that can be used in the Full Site Editor to create single and archive templates.

WordPress 7.0 Beta 5 has a new feature – a new Command Palette shortcut in the Omnibar. Also, as far as I recall, this the the first time the term “Omnibar” has been used.

Oops, Roger Montti summarizes the reasons for the recent series of core releases.