The Kadence team has launched a marketplace for templates, child themes, and design libraries, as well as an experts directory.

Here is a the recent episode of the Kadence Beat podcast. They talk about what is coming next week in Kadence Blocks, what Ben thinks needs to happen before jumping into FSE, and much more.

There was a change with WordPress 6.3 and the core Post Content block now only shows in the Site Editor when you are using a block-based theme. What happens then for users of the Kadence Theme Builder when we use the Hooked Element feature to create a Single Post or a Single Custom Post Type template? This short video shows how to add the post content.

The Kadence Theme is the 7th most popular theme and Kadence Blocks is the 3rd most popular block collection. Recently there has been some grumbling by Kadence users. Here is my take on it. Your opinions may be different.

This was a great interview with Ben Ritner of Kadence Themes where he details about how AI will be integrated with Kadence Products. There is also information about a future site builder wizard and Kadence hosting options. Ben also shares his thoughts about the current state of Gutenberg and the Site Editor. As a cherry on top, we are also given hints of what’s on the roadmap.

There is a critical vulnerability in Kadence Blocks versions prior to 3.1.11. Please update to the latest version.

Congratulations to the Kadence team on the release of Kadence Blocks 3.1 and the updates to Kadence Blocks Pro. The biggest feature is the build out of the Kadence Form block, but there are also lots of smaller enhancements and generally making the UI more consistent and easier to use.

In this video recording from the recent Human Made AI conference Nell Lindquist shares a walk-through of using AI with the Kadence design library and discusses the project’s goals and approach.