For those who are interested, the replays for the WordPress for Enterprise sessions are available.

Wordfence is adding features to their command line interface. Now in addition to malware scanning, they are starting to add automatic remediation.

For developers – Interested in HTMX? From the article: “HTMX is a JavaScript library that enables developers to perform AJAX requests, trigger CSS animations, and invoke WebSocket and server-side events directly from HTML elements.” This article mentions a couple of new projects to use HTMX with WordPress as well as gives information on how to quickly try it out.

The MRW Simplified Editor plugin is the solution for people who want to control what Gutenberg blocks and options are available. The plugin is free in the WP plugin directory. Here are details about it and how it works.

For plugin developers – Here is a tutorial on how to add your plugin to the Site Health report.

For Block Theme developers – Brian Coords looks at the possibilities for tracking block theme changes.

CSS Tips: Text and link underline options are easier than you might think. I needed to do this today and saw Kevin Powell just posted a video on it. My good fortune.

Crocoblock has 5 plugins that work with Bricks and they just released a dedicated page highlighting the integration.

Gutenberg 17.5 has been released. It mainly focuses on a couple of refinements in preparation for WordPress 6.5 in March. The main refinement is the unification of preferences for the content editor and the site editor.