The latest version of Builderius adds support for the Core Framework and ACSS.

Here is an update on Divi 5 progress. The video discusses the move away from shortcodes and the migration process. I see in the change log on the website that they have ported over a large number of Divi modules this past month, so progress seems to be good.

This video walk-through shows using the free version of the Core Framework with vanilla Gutenberg and with Cwicly. It also shows what works and the gotchas, as well as the steps for using it with Cwicly.

Jamie Marsland did some research on ahrefs and found some interesting information about website traffic for large WordPress brands.

The WordPress 2023 Annual Survey is now available for providing feedback and gathering data about the project.

WordPress.org now supports various options for Two Factor Authentication for account access. This seems long overdue and it is good to see it being implemented.

Eric Karkovack argues that, for the most part, the web has moved beyond “fast and cheap” websites. What I don’t see in this article is a consideration for a site generator like ZipWP. It brings to mind that tools like ZipWP need to make sure they generate accessible sites to avoid liability.

Breakdance is running this ad on Facebook and YouTube: What should take a few minutes with other builders takes an entire day with Breakdance. What do you think. Will people appreciate the humor and checkout Breakdance?

Here is another installment from Kevin Powell in his beginners series on CSS. In this podcast episode he talks about how CSS can go from very simple to complex, and how to think so as to work with the browser instead of fighting it.