The powerlifting Ahrefs part was very interesting, this practical how to content is always appreciated

Enjoyed watching the WDD Live Stream on replay. I like the idea of the recipes but will likely need some coaching but it looks so sweet. ACSS keeps getting better and better.

Kevin, love when you dive into Ahrefs and think through strategy options for content.

2:07:00 Kadence offers a heading. It was even on your screen right next to the block editor heading block. It is the Text (Adv) block which includes both heading and paragraph.

Love the SEO tips with this stream ...thank you!

Great to hear you’ll be doing the videos with Mark. I’m in the same boat as Mark, a recent convert to Bricks. Learning, and re learning the best practices and ways to do magic with html and css… Bricks makes you think properly.

Thank you Kevin. I asked about Kadence because I was told its output was clean code! You demonstrated the problems. Unfortunately, Kadence has chosen the-let's-do-AI-instead rather than code quality.

Previously, I had used Kadence Theme and Blocks. That was until I realised how it made me a chump! Every day I see why Bricks Builder is so much better. PB101 (and Kevin's other videos) have been real eye-openers.😉

Thanks Kevin, your feedback on the Zao Strength website was invaluable! Can't wait for the next WDD live. - The guy who designed and built the site

Hey Kevin! The section about SEO with the ahrefs walkthrough was really helpfull. Please make more content like that! And, as always, thanks for the vídeo!

Very Helpful. TY!

See you in the news after swapping to Kadence. Had me dying 🤣

"That for sure is not Alexander Thorne" 🤣

2:04:00 ish onward discussion on Kadence blocks. To be fair, you are building it differently than how Kadence blocks intended. You added the "Section" block first as your outer container. It's not a section element. It's a section block. Perhaps their nomenclature could be better, but the section block is intended to be the inner container and you are critiquing it as the outer one. (I do think it would be better to call them columns and rows, agree with you there.) The outer container for Kadence blocks is the Row Layout (like the ones you deleted around 2:04:00 so you could get a fresh page). When you add a Row Layout block, it automatically prompts you to choose a number of "sections." That's the inner container you were wanting it to have. I feel like it is unfair to Kadence for you to say it is all wrong when you aren't building the group and sections the way their tool is intended to be used. If you try it again with a Row Layout block instead and all of your criticisms still apply, so be it, and if you want to criticize them naming the inner container a "section," that would be understandable. But you at least need to be doing a demo of an outer container if you are critiquing an outer container. Also, as some said in the comments, you can set a default padding and margin in Kadence. You don't have to change it on every block or make decisions as you said.

Bring on the recipes ....

Nice episode, but too long 🙂 It's difficult to keep up with all the great content you produce !

What's the drama this week Kevin was referring to? .. which plugin this time?