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.

This video demonstrates some of the options and flexibility of the Site Editor. In it Jamie Marsland recreates the TechCrunch website.

Here is a very nice video tour by Jamie Marsland of new features coming in WordPress 6.3.

This short video provides a quick look at forthcoming changes to the Site Editor for WordPress 6.3. Changes for accessing and editing menus, pages, styles, template parts and patterns.

Development for WordPress 6.3 includes a reorganization and expansion of the Site Editor’s navigation. For example, a Design page might provide a menu for accessing Page, Styles, Navigation, Templates, and Library. The Library interface might include a menu for managing theme parts that you have created, such as headers, footers, post meta, the Site Logo, and a Font Library.

Most block themes don’t include a sidebar. Not everyone has gotten used to the skinny content only area without sidebars. This tutorial show you several ways to include a sidebar.

This is an excellent discussion and walk-through between Anne McCarthy and Nathan Wrigley of changes to the Site Editor and Gutenberg in WordPress 6.3. Topics include the relationship of templates and pages, using the Style Book, the command bar, the navigation block, previewing themes in the Site Editor, and more.

Gutenberg 15.8 (the plugin version) has some new features. They added the pages menu to the site editor, the revisions UI to the global styles interface, and Theme Previews for block themes. These features will be included in WordPress 6.3 in August.

For those who haven’t worked with theme templates – Assigning the home and blog pages can be confusing for new users jumping into the Site Editor and block themes, so Jamie Marsland made this explainer video on how to do it.