Cwicly has updated their home page and announced that it will now be available for download for free. They also announced that they are submitting Cwicly to the WordPress directory. Paid users will be eligible for support and free users will have support via their Discourse forum.

Cwicly has been out for more than two years, but I find that I am still in evaluation mode. My sense is that I’m not the only one. Cwicly has so many great features, so why aren’t more people using it? I take a look at one set of possible reasons in this article.

Great discussion of the new Tailwind integration in Cwicly, ACSS, and the problem with page builders

Cwicly 1.4 was just released. The new features include Tailwind integration, a new copy/paste HTML to Cwicly Blocks feature, and an SVG block.

The replay for the Cwicly live stream with Louis-Alexander Désiré is available. It is a preview of what is coming in Cwicly 1.4, next Monday. This includes deep Tailwind integration, improvements to the Components feature, and an SVG block.

Ciwcly has added a new custom breakpoints feature. It is shown in this video.

Cwicly has added a new system from creating and managing your color palettes.

Congratulation to the ACSS and Cwicly teams. Automatic.css version 2.7 includes official support and integration with Cwicly. It is great to see the cooperation and coming together of two advanced WordPress toolkits. The synergy will be of benefit to the entire builder ecosystem.