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Building responsive sites in WordPress' Block Editor can feel limited when you hit walls with mobile layouts and visual polish. This Better Block Editor review will show you how additional responsive controls, animations, and pre-made templates sit within a typical interface to keep everything lightweight and portable. The post "Read the full show notes

Digital presence is more than just a marketing channel. It’s often the primary driver of revenue, customer experience, and competitive differentiation. This critical asset demands enterprise-grade performance, rigorous security, and seamless scalability. When scaling business-critical WordPress sites, choosing to self-host looks like the initial cost savings of infrastructure will lead...Read the full show notes

On November 19th, a group of community members from the #content-creators channel to talk about content creation across different mediums (Twitch, YouTube, Podcast, News/Newsletter). We covered a wide range of topics from short form content to how to stay close to what matters to how to reach outside...Read the full show notes

Form submissions can pile up fast and handling them can be a time drain. WordPress has a plugin for that! This post will show you what the Bit Form plugin can do to help automate the workflow within Google Sheets. The post "How to Automate Form Submissions to Google...Read the full show notes

A common misconception about web hosting is that it is an expense for agencies and website owners. However, the truth is quite different. Choosing premium hosting is a real investment, rather than a passive item for an agency or online business. Kinsta hosting is a perfect fit for this, as...Read the full show notes

“What’s new in Gutenberg…” posts (labeled with the #gutenberg-new tag) are posted following every Gutenberg release on a biweekly basis, showcasing new features included in each release. As a reminder, here’s an overview of different ways to keep up with Gutenberg and the Editor.Read the full show notes

WordPress 6.9 brings extensive accessibility improvements across WordPress Core and Gutenberg, continuing the goals to meet web content accessibility standards throughout WordPress and make it easier to author accessible content. These updates include changes to administration, customization, login and registration, bundled themes, and the block editor. Core Improvements to WordPress...Read the full show notes

When creating and editing menus in the Menus interface, searching for posts and pages has historically used a full text search as a query. This can make some pages difficult to find, if they use a title that primarily uses common words in the site content. In WordPress 6.9, the...Read the full show notes

With WordPress 6.9, numerous legacy features that were used to support Internet Explorer have been removed. All versions of Internet Explorer have been unsupported in WordPress since version 5.8, released in July 2021. These changes continue the process of removing code that existed only to provide support for these...Read the full show notes

WordPress 6.9 introduces the WP_Block_Processor class — a new tool inspired by the HTML API and designed for efficiently scanning, understanding, and modifying block structure in HTML documents. Continue on to learn about this new class, its use-cases, and how you can take advantage of it for more efficient server-side...Read the full show notes

On October 11th, 2025, we received a submission for an Account Takeover via Email Log Disclosure vulnerability in Post SMTP, a WordPress plugin with more than 400,000 active installations. This vulnerability makes it possible for an unauthenticated attacker to view email logs, including password reset emails, and change...Read the full show notes